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Ethiopian government forces and allied militias have retaken Mekelle, the capital of Tigray, from the opposition alliance, according to sources cited by Reuters. The escalation is reportedly the worst since the 2020–2022 civil war and could spread across the Horn of Africa.
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Ethiopian government forces and allied militias have retaken Mekelle, the capital of Tigray, from the opposition alliance, according to sources cited by Reuters. The escalation is described as the worst fighting since the 2020–2022 civil war and threatens to draw in neighboring countries.
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Ethiopian government-aligned forces reportedly recaptured the main airport in Mekelle, Tigray’s capital, amid the sharpest escalation since the region’s 2020–2022 civil war. The advance risks widening conflict across northern Ethiopia and neighboring areas.
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Pro-government forces say they have retaken Mekelle Alula Aba Nega Airport in Ethiopia’s Tigray region, amid the sharpest escalation since the 2020–2022 civil war. Analysts warn the renewed fighting could expand into a broader regional conflict.
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Pro-government forces say they have recaptured Tigray’s main airport as federal forces and allied fighters advance into the region. Analysts warn the escalation could widen into a broader conflict, reviving fears after Ethiopia’s 2020–2022 civil war.
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Fighting between Ethiopian government forces and an alliance of armed groups has intensified, with explosions reportedly heard in Addis Ababa. The escalation raises concern that violence centered in the Tigray region could spread toward the capital.
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Tigray forces have advanced toward Afdeera in Ethiopia’s Afar region after capturing Erebti, according to Euronews. At least 150,000 people are feared displaced in Afar, while Ethiopia has accused neighboring countries of involvement.
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Fighting has broken out this week in northern Ethiopia between federal forces and Tigray forces and their allies, reviving fears of a wider conflict. Internet-monitoring group NetBlocks reported a telecommunications disruption in Tigray on Friday, limiting independent information from the region.
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Ethiopia’s army says it repelled attacks by Tigrayan forces, as fresh clashes threaten to unravel the fragile 2022 peace deal. The escalation is raising fears of a return to a wider civil war in a strategically important region.[1][2]
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Ethiopia’s army says it has repelled attacks by Tigrayan forces, raising fears that a fragile peace deal could collapse and reignite a wider war. The renewed violence is among the most consequential developing international crises reported today.
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Tigrayan forces say they have launched a war against Ethiopia’s government, threatening to shatter a fragile four-year peace agreement. The development raises fears of renewed conflict in a region still recovering from a devastating war.
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Tigrayan forces say they have launched a war against Ethiopia’s government, raising fears that the region’s fragile four-year peace agreement is collapsing. The development risks reopening one of Africa’s most devastating conflicts and creating a major humanitarian crisis.
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