Ethiopian Deputy Minister Detained Over Alleged Terror Links

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
This follows his recent dismissal from office.The National Intelligence and Security Service Joint Command in Ethiopia claims Taye secretly
collaborated with forces against peace, aiming to destabilize the nation.Taye is accused of engaging in terrorist acts, including
kidnappings.He served as Deputy Minister for two years before his termination, which Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed announced without stating
(Photo Internet reproduction)Last week, Taye held the government responsible for failed peace talks with the Oromo Liberation Army
(OLA).These talks in Tanzania aimed to resolve Ethiopian conflicts
thousands of political prisoners.Despite this, human rights groups accuse him of suppressing dissent and arresting war critics.Authorities
recently detained 97 individuals in Addis Ababa, suspected of planning attacks during a protest.This protest called for ending conflicts in
Oromia
In October, clashes between the Armed Forces and OLA resulted in numerous civilian deaths.Fighting continues in Amhara, with the federal
army battling the local Fano militia