Concerns grow over potential Ethiopia conflict restart
Fighting has reignited in Tigray, northern Ethiopia, between federal forces and fighters from the Tigray People's Liberation Front, marking the first large-scale confrontation in months. This has raised concerns about the potential collapse of the peace agreement that ended the war in the region approximately four years ago. The assaults included ground and artillery shelling on front-line positions in the Shireena area near the border with Sudan, with heavy artillery use and ongoing clashes lasting for several hours. This escalation is the broadest since the signing of the Pretoria Agreement and threatens to ignite a wider war once again, amidst worsening security conditions in the region.
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