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Ethiopia· Addis AbabaEthiopia accuses Eritrea of 'all-out invasion' in Tigray, threatening regional war
Ethiopia has accused Eritrea of an 'all-out invasion,' reporting that Eritrean troops have advanced deep into its territory in the Tigray region, escalating fears of a wider regional conflict.
Background
Ethiopia and Eritrea have a long history of border disputes and conflict, particularly concerning the Tigray region. Tensions have recently escalated with reports of Eritrean military incursions into Ethiopian territory, raising concerns about regional stability and humanitarian impact.
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Ethiopia Accuses Eritrea of 'All-Out Invasion' in Tigray Region, Threatening Regional War
First report 7h agoLast update 2h agoEthiopia has formally warned the UN Security Council that it has no option but to defend itself against Eritrea's invasion, with reports of Eritrean troops advancing and causing security concerns.
Reports confirm Ethiopian forces are advancing in Tigray, recapturing cities like Mekelle, while Eritrean troops are withdrawing from some areas but remain a security threat in others.
Eritrea is seen as tactically aligning with Egypt to counter Ethiopia, particularly regarding the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) and Red Sea access, but Egypt struggles to form a coherent anti-Addis Ababa coalition.
Ethiopia Accuses Eritrea of Invasion, Tigray Conflict Escalates
First report 6h agoLast update 2h agoThere is strong condemnation of Eritrea's alleged invasion of Ethiopia, with calls for immediate withdrawal and concerns about the potential for regional destabilization.
Observers express concern that the conflict could lead to a full-scale regional war and highlight the existing tensions and strategic alignments in the Horn of Africa.
Reports detail ongoing military movements, drone strikes, and the recapture of towns by Ethiopian forces, indicating active conflict and efforts to restore order.
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