rural Amhara and has launched

The Fano militia, once an ally against the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), now controls vast swathes of rural Amhara and has launched repeated offensives against federal forces.ii The government has failed to defeat Fano despite heavy military investment, including drone strikes and air campaigns. The conflict has displaced over 100,000 people, left millions of children out of school, and led to widespread human rights abuses by both sides. The Fano militia is perceived to be disorganised, with several insurgent factions within it that operate independently. The Fano militia is, however, slowly becoming more organised, although this development is at a nascent stage. Fano’s decentralised structure and broad public support make it resilient,iii while the Ethiopian government’s attempts to negotiate are undermined by a lack of meaningful concessions and a preference for military suppression. ดูหนังออนไลน์