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Tigray Declares Full War on Ethiopia
The clashes in Ethiopia are escalating as the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) announces the start of a full-scale war against the federal government. This move increases the likelihood of the conflict expanding beyond its initial scope, which began in 2020 and was temporarily halted in 2022. The front confirmed that fighting is now taking place across all regions, particularly in Amhara and Afar, with areas falling under rebel control and key border towns like Abala and Yalo coming under their influence. This escalation follows a new alliance formed between armed groups from different regions, aiming to overthrow the government. This has raised fears of a return to widespread warfare, which has already caused the deaths of over 600,000 people according to estimates. There is also concern over possible interventions by Eritrea and other neighboring countries into the conflict, alongside rising tensions with Sudan. The intensification of fighting has led to the suspension of flights and the redeployment of troops to the borders. Meanwhile, there is growing pressure on the Ethiopian government amid fears that the military operations could expand further and have significant regional repercussions.
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