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Ethiopia's Shift from Enemies to Allies
The article points to an escalation of the security situation in Ethiopia, where various armed groups are clashing and forming alliances against the federal government led by Abiy Ahmed. A new alliance has been formed, comprising seven groups, including the Tigray People's Liberation Front, "Fano," and forces from Oromia, with the aim of confronting the government and seeking the establishment of a comprehensive transitional government. This development is accompanied by ongoing armed conflicts in regions such as Gambela, which has experienced waves of violence resulting in 12 deaths and dozens of injuries, as well as rising tensions in the Tigray, Amhara, and Oromia regions. Clashes and geopolitical tensions have resurfaced, reflecting how geography intersects with politics and security in the Ethiopian landscape.
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