![This frame grab from a video obtained from the Ethiopian Public Broadcaster (EBC) on November 4, 2020, shows Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed saying that he is ordering a military response to a deadly attack by the ruling party of Tigray, a region locked in a long-running dispute with Addis Ababa, on a camp housing federal troops. RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO /Ethiopian Public Broadcaster (EBC) " - NO MARKETING - NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS
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The high expectations surrounding Nobel Peace Prize-winning Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed have yet to be met. Ethiopian Public Broadcaster / AFP
The high expectations surrounding Nobel Peace Prize-winning Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed have yet to be met. Ethiopian Public Broadcaster / AFP
Ethiopia's Abiy Ahmed goes from flying start to a quicksand of troubles
Prime minister faces civil war, ethnic divisions and simmering disputes with neighbours