The Ethiopian crisis finally passes: Prime Minister Lanson “final phase” against rebels

He said the army would try not to hurt civilians until he asked people to stay at home.

This comes after the ultimatum given to Tigery's fighters to surrender passed yesterday, writes the BBC, translates Periscope.

Hundreds of people reportedly have been killed and thousands more have been forced to flee their homes.

However, the details of fighting are hard to confirm because all the phones, and the internet is blocked.

Etopia has so far rejected any attempts at negotiations, saying the conflict was internal issues and that his government was engaged in a mission of rule of law in Tigery. /Periscope