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Ethiopia· Addis AbabaEthiopian forces capture Adigrat in Tigray, advance in Amhara region
Ethiopian National Defense Forces (ENDF) have captured the city of Adigrat in Tigray and are advancing in the Amhara region, with Tigray Defense Forces reportedly withdrawing without a fight.
Background
Ethiopia has been embroiled in a protracted conflict, primarily in its northern Tigray region, involving the Ethiopian National Defense Forces and the Tigray Defense Forces. This conflict has led to significant displacement and humanitarian concerns, impacting regional stability and relations with neighboring countries.
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Ethiopian Forces Regain Control of Border City Adigrat
First report 33m agoLast update 33m agoReports factually on the recapture of Adigrat by Ethiopian forces and the associated concerns about regional conflict.
Ethiopian Forces Capture Adigrat in Tigray Region Amidst Ongoing Conflict
First report 6h agoLast update 1h agoReports confirm that Ethiopian federal troops and allied TPF have captured Adigrat, with Tigray Defense Forces withdrawing from their stronghold.
Tigray Peace Forces, loyal to the Ethiopian government, state they will continue their advance until the entire region is liberated, having removed the provisional government by force.
Turkish-made Bayraktar TB2 and Akıncı drones are reportedly being used by Ethiopian government forces, fueling the conflict across Tigray, Amhara, and neighboring regions.
Ethiopian forces capture Adigrat in Tigray, advance in Amhara region
First report 6h agoLast update 1h agoReports confirm Ethiopian federal troops and allied forces have captured Adigrat and advanced in Tigray, while an ENDF UAV was shot down in Amhara.
Tigray Peace Forces claim a counter-offensive successfully removed the interim government by force and liberated several cities, undermining the Pretoria agreement.
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