Amid Afghanistan crisis, civil war rages in Ethiopia

Amid Afganistan crisis, civil war rages in Ethiopia .

As chaos envelops Kabul after Afghanistan's government collapsed and the Taliban seized control, horrific stories and heartbreaking images also pour out of Ethiopia. Some in the U.S. with a connection to the African country are feeling a call to action. In Washington, D.C., home to the largest concentration of Ethiopians in the U.S. and the largest Ethiopian population outside Africa, there's an intense debate over the war and who's at fault. "Tigray is part of Ethiopia. Tigrayans are Ethiopians until they decide otherwise. So any war, any suffering in Ethiopia, should be a pain to everybody," Assefa Fisseha, a man who fled the country 20 years to begin a new life in America, told ABC News. In Fisseha's homeland, within the northern region of Tigray, millions are caught in the middle of civil war between Tigrayan defense forces and the Ethiopian government.