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== Aftermath == | == Aftermath == | ||
This attack would lead to a severe decline in the activity of Bombad, soon the town was reduced down to one resident before disbanding. As a result of this battle, the relationship between the four nations would sour, eventually leading to the Battle of Addis Ababa. | This attack would lead to a severe decline in the activity of Bombad, soon the town was reduced down to one resident before disbanding. As a result of this battle, the relationship between the four nations would sour, eventually leading to the Battle of Addis Ababa. | ||
The area is now controlled by [[Ethiopia (current)|Ethiopia]] and the town of Tsana now on top of where Bombad once stood. | |||
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[[Category:Ethiopia]] | [[Category:Ethiopia]] | ||