Event #5,918 · 17 Oct 2026
Statement · Arada Sub City
Foreign military attach<esi> affirmed Ethiopia's right to defend its sovereignty and territorial integrity during a briefing at Bishoftu Air Force Base hosted by the Ethiopian Ministry of Defence.
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