Tigray fighters enter Ethiopia’s Afar region, stoking fears of new conflict
Summary
Forces from the Tigray region have reportedly entered Ethiopia's Afar region, which Afar authorities claim breaks a 2022 peace agreement. The Tigrayan forces allegedly took control of several villages and attacked civilians, raising fears of renewed conflict.Key Facts
- Tigray forces reportedly crossed into Afar, taking control of several villages.
- Afar authorities accuse Tigray forces of attacking civilians with mortars.
- The 2022 peace agreement aimed to end the Tigray war that killed around 600,000 people.
- Tensions have risen recently between Ethiopia's federal government and the TPLF.
- There are fears this action could end the peace established in the 2022 agreement.
- Afar authorities have warned they may defend themselves if Tigray forces do not withdraw.
- The TPLF was removed from Ethiopia's list of political parties earlier this year.
- Federal officials allege TPLF is re-establishing ties with Eritrea, affecting regional stability.
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