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No-one died for Somalia more than Ethiopians, Abiy said - New Business Ethiopia

  • Abiy Ahmed emphasized the significant sacrifices made by Ethiopians for Somalia.
  • He stated that no other nation has lost more lives for Somalia than Ethiopia.
  • The remarks highlight Ethiopia's historical involvement and commitment to Somalia's stability and security.
  • Abiy's comments may reflect ongoing regional political dynamics and Ethiopia's role in the Horn of Africa.
  • The article underscores the importance of solidarity among neighboring countries in addressing regional challenges.

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