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قوات متمردة إثيوبية تنسحب من عاصمة إقليم تيغراي

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قوات متمردة إثيوبية تنسحب من عاصمة إقليم تيغراي صدر الصورة، Getty Images التعليق على الصورة، جندي موالٍ للحكومة يقف حارساً في أحد شوارع إقليم تيغراي الإثيوبي يوم الأحد. Author, تكلماريام بيكيت Role, محرر في بي بي سي باللغة التغرينية، Author, جاك بيرجس Published قبل 5 ساعة مدة القراءة: 2 دقائق قالت قوات متمردة في إقليم

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