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Analysis of massacre video raises questions for Ethiopian Army

Analysis of massacre video raises questions for Ethiopian Army

This story contains graphic imagery of injury and death.Dawit was watching television at a relative's one-room apartment in Axum, a historic city in Ethiopia's war-torn, northern Tigray region, in early March when a news bulletin flashed up on the screen. Graphic, unverified footage had surfaced of a mass killing near Dawit's hometown of Mahibere Dego, in a mountainous area of central Tigray. In the shaky video Ethiopian soldiers appeared to round up a group of young, unarmed men on a wind-swept, dusty ledge before shooting them at point-blank range -- picking them up by an arm or a leg and...

April 2, 2021
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Ethiopian leader says troops who raped civilians in Tigray will be held to account after CNN investigation

Ethiopian leader says troops who raped civilians in Tigray will be held to account after CNN investigation

(CNN)Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said Tuesday that his government would hold accountable any soldier found responsible for rape or looting in the country's conflict region of Tigray, just days after against women."Reports indicate that atrocities have been committed in Tigray region," Abiy wrote in a post on his Twitter account. "Regardless of the TPLF propaganda of exaggeration, any soldier responsible for raping our women & looting communities in the region will be held accountable as their mission is to protect," he said, referring to the Tigray People's Liberation Front, the...

March 19, 2021
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'Practically genocide': Doctors say rape used as tool of war in Ethiopia

'Practically genocide': Doctors say rape used as tool of war in Ethiopia

Hamdayet, Sudan -- More evidence of sexual violence being used as a deliberate weapon of war is emerging from , where an armed conflict has been raging for months.Women are being gang-raped, drugged and held hostage, according to medical records and testimonies from survivors shared with CNN. In one case a woman's vagina was stuffed with stones, nails and plastic, according to a video seen by CNN and testimony from one of the doctors who treated her. CNN has spoken with nine doctors in Ethiopia and one in a Sudanese refugee camp who say they've seen an alarming increase in sexual assault...

March 19, 2021
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'Practically genocide': Doctors say rape used as tool of war in Ethiopia

'Practically genocide': Doctors say rape used as tool of war in Ethiopia

Hamdayet, Sudan -- More evidence of sexual violence being used as a deliberate weapon of war is emerging from , where an armed conflict has been raging for months.Women are being gang-raped, drugged and held hostage, according to medical records and testimonies from survivors shared with CNN. In one case a woman's vagina was stuffed with stones, nails and plastic, according to a video seen by CNN and testimony from one of the doctors who treated her. CNN has spoken with nine doctors in Ethiopia and one in a Sudanese refugee camp who say they've seen an alarming increase in sexual assault...

March 19, 2021
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Nigerian army admits to having live rounds at Lekki Toll Gate, despite previous denials

Nigerian army admits to having live rounds at Lekki Toll Gate, despite previous denials

(CNN)The Nigerian army admitted on Saturday that soldiers were given both live and blank bullets when they were deployed to protests at Lekki toll gate on October 20. The admission seems to confirm a key finding of a into the shooting."The soldiers they were both given both live and blank bullets. In this particular case, we saw that these protests had been infiltrated by some hoodlums," Brig. Gen. Ahmed Taiwo said in his testimony to the Lagos Judicial panel of inquiry into the incident."You had peaceful protesters no doubt. But there were also hoodlums who sought to take advantage. That...

November 21, 2020
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How the 'parasite' QAnon conspiracy cult went global | CNN Business

How the 'parasite' QAnon conspiracy cult went global | CNN Business

Video Ad FeedbackWhat is QAnon? CNN's John Avlon explainsSee Apple's new iPhone 14A Dominion voting machine ended up on eBay. Here's how much it sold forWhat to expect on NASA's upcoming Artemis I mission to the moonRogan grills Zuckerberg on how Facebook moderates controversial contentHe was a famous hacker. Now, he's detailing his main concern with TwitterSome Tesla drivers use kids as a prop to test 'full self-driving' featureApple issues emergency security alert: Update your device nowMisinformation, not machines, biggest election vulnerability, hackers sayPandemic-era bike boom goes...

October 7, 2020
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How judges responded to warnings about ammonium nitrate stored at the Beirut port

How judges responded to warnings about ammonium nitrate stored at the Beirut port

(CNN)Newly released documents suggest were informed about ammonium nitrate being housed at a warehouse in Beirut port, including the Ministry of Justice. The information adds to a growing body of evidence, including emails and public court documents, that officials had been notified about a shipment of thousands of tons of ammonium nitrate -- described by one Russian analyst as a "floating bomb" -- that is linked to in the seaside capital. After the explosion, Lebanon's Prime Minister Hassan Diab said it was "unacceptable" that a shipment of an estimated 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate was...

August 6, 2020
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How tons of potentially explosive cargo were stranded at Beirut port

How tons of potentially explosive cargo were stranded at Beirut port

(CNN)As Lebanon's investigation into continues, officials have pointed to a possible cause: A massive shipment of agricultural fertilizer that authorities say was stored in the port of Beirut without safety precautions for years -- despite warnings by local officials. Documents newly reviewed by CNN reveal that a shipment of 2,750 metric tons of arrived in Beirut on a Russian-owned vessel in 2013. The ship, named the MV Rhosus, was destined for Mozambique -- but stopped in Beirut due to financial difficulties that also created unrest with the ship's Russian and Ukrainian crew. Once it...

August 5, 2020
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