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The conflict in Ethiopia also highlighted the growth in certain military and security capabilities sourced from China. China launched a remote-sensing satellite for Ethiopia in 2019 and has supplied military equipment to Addis Ababa. Indeed, the seizure of heavy equipment by Tigray People’s Liberation Front rebels in late 2020 included what was believed to be at least one Chinese-manufactured PHL-03 multiple rocket launcher formerly in Ethiopian service.
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