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BBC Amharic - Attacks reportedly carried out in two districts of Oromia Region left six killed and five abducted

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BBC Amharic - Attacks reportedly carried out in two districts of Oromia Region left six killed and five abducted
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Recent attacks in the Shirka and Honqolo Wabe districts of Ethiopia's Oromia region have resulted in at least six deaths and five abductions. Local residents and church sources report that victims were targeted while working on farmland or in their homes, with livestock also being stolen.

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The report highlights ongoing regional instability and violence in Ethiopia, emphasizing the humanitarian impact on local communities and clergy.

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Disclaimer: This is an English translation of an Amharic article taken from BBC Amharic and is intended solely for information purposes.

BBC Amharic – Attacks reportedly carried out in two districts of Oromia Region left six killed and five abducted

Last week between October 12 – 17, 2026 (Tikimit 2 – 7, 2019 EC) consecutive attacks in Shirka and Honqolo Wabe districts of Oromia Region left at least six people killed according to BBC’s sources.

A resident and church servant from the area who asked to remain anonymous for their safety said on October 12 (Tikimit 2) one person was killed in Sengo Yaya Kebele, and on the night of October 17 (Tikimit 7) and early morning of October 18 (Tikimit 8) two people were killed in Ihela Zenbaba Kebele.

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