Ethiopia: Fights Intensify Between the Federal Army and Tigray Rebels in the North of the Country
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Fights between army and anti-government militias from Tigrè have spread to at least two other regions, fueling fears for a new war
In Ethiopia, rebels join forces to overthrow the government, increasing the fear of a new escalation in the Horn of Africa – where China and the US are just a few miles from each other, entertaining military bases and lurking in front of the Huthis.
A few days earlier, the TPLF and six other armed groups opposed to the government - sometimes with opposing interests - had announced that they would join forces to "turn over" Mr. Abiy's government. Why this conflict? Antagonism is old between the Ethiopian government of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and the Front for the Liberation of the Tigray People (TPLF), which in fact - and illegally according to Addis Ababa - leads the Tigray. Rebellion hav…
In Ethiopia, one week after the announcement of a new coalition of armed groups opposed to the federal authorities of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, fighting continues in the north of the country between the Federal Army and the Tigray rebels, the TPLF forces and their allies. These fighting even intensified this weekend on 26-27 September on several fronts.
Fighting rages in northern Ethiopia, raising humanitarian concerns
Fighting in the north of Ethiopia continued to rage over the weekend, as rebels of the Tigray People's Liberation Front moved beyond Tigray. Human Rights Watch warned against a possible humanitarian crisis in an already troubled region.
A new round of conflict is underway in northern Ethiopia, as fighting between federal forces and the Tigray People's Liberation Front… Resurgence of conflict in northern Ethiopia
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