More than 60 Orthodox Christians have reportedly been killed in a series of brutal attacks in Ethiopia’s Oromia region, while at least 20 others sustained serious injuries.
According to reports, the attackers went from house to house, targeting residents in a violent assault that left families devastated and entire communities in fear.
The killings represent another troubling development in the security crisis affecting parts of Ethiopia, where religious communities continue to face threats of violence and displacement.
The attacks have renewed concerns about the safety of Christians in the region and the urgent need for authorities to strengthen security measures to protect vulnerable communities.
The incidents also highlight the importance of accountability and justice for victims of religiously motivated violence, as further details surrounding the attacks continue to emerge.
