Former foes unite against Abiy Ahmed
Renewed fighting has erupted in Ethiopia between Tigray forces and the federal government, as Tigray forces seized three airports and took control of regional sites. This undermines the 2022 peace agreement that ended a brutal war resulting in approximately 600,000 deaths. The ongoing disputes over land and power struggles have worsened the conflict, with relations between the government and Tigray leaders deteriorating. Additionally, the alliance of the Tigray People's Liberation Front with other armed groups suggests that the conflict could become more deadly and widespread. The tensions indicate the potential for the war to spill over into neighboring areas, highlighting the decreasing prospects for dialogue and the urgent need to de-escalate to prevent further deterioration.
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