Marsabit Senator tells Senate that escalating violence in Ethiopia has displaced thousands, exposed Kenyan border residents to cross-border attacks and triggered a humanitarian crisis in Moyale. By Ahmed Salat Ali political Affairs Marsabit Senator Mohamed Chute has called for urgent government intervention following escalating clashes between Oromo and Somali communities in Ethiopia, warning that the deteriorating security situation is increasingly spilling across the international border and threatening the safety of Kenyan citizens. In a statement to the Senate pursuant to Standing Order 52(1), Chute raised concerns over the security, humanitarian and socio-economic implications of the conflict for residents of Moyale Constituency and the wider Marsabit County. The senator attributed the escalation to longstanding territorial and administrative disputes, which he said had intensified in recent weeks, leaving a trail of deaths, destruction of property and widespread displace...