Tigray University hit by Ethiopia’s largest airstrike

A university in the defiant Tigray region was targeted by an Ethiopian airstrike, as per a university official. Major damage has been caused due to the same. Calls for de-escalation are not being heeded by either side as per the US. It has not been made clear as to whether the airstrike has resulted in any injuries or deaths when the airstrike was described to The Associated Press via email.

Tigray University hit by Ethiopia’s largest airstrike

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