Ethiopia: EU Calls for 'De-Escalation' As Tigray Rebels Clash With Ethiopian Forces
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The renewed clashes revive memories of a defeating 2020-2022 war that villed more than 600,000 people and displaced around one million.
In Ethiopia, the Tigray rebel authorities claimed on Thursday that they were in "total war" against the Ethiopian government, while fighting between federal forces and armed groups in the regional states neighbouring Amhara and Afar. A total of 272 rebels were killed and 260 were injured in the north of the country according to the federal army.
(Johannesburg=Yonhap News) Correspondent Na Hak-jin = As large-scale clashes erupt between government forces and Tigray rebels in northern Ethiopia, the peace agreement signed in 2022...
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Four years after the peace agreement, fighting has broken out again between government forces and rebels from the Tigray region.
Ethiopia: EU Calls for 'De-Escalation' As Tigray Rebels Clash With Ethiopian Forces
The European Union has called for an "immediate de-escalation" after Tigray rebels in Ethiopia confirmed they were in a state of "full-blown war" with the federal government. The separatists have seized control of several towns and airports, amid reports of heavy artillery attacks in neighbouring regions.
Rebels in Ethiopia's Tigray region said Thursday they had engaged in "full-scale war" with the federal government, following reports of hundreds of deaths and heavy artillery attacks in neighboring regions.
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