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Ethiopian troopsFact Check
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A Facebook user shared a photo allegedly showing Ethiopian soldiers arriving in the restive Amhara region to attack the local population.
The photo dates back to the Tigray war in 2021 when federal troops and regional forces were allies.
AFP Fact Check conducted reverse image searches and found that the photo does not show the Ethiopian army deployed to the AmHara region in May 2024 .
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