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Egyptian source denies Cairo's role in Ethiopia unrest
The article addresses the recent military escalation in the Ethiopian region of Tigray, where Tigray forces seized three airports and carried out attacks in some areas. This escalation is the most significant since the end of the war between the federal government and the Tigray People's Liberation Front in 2022. Ethiopia asserts that external forces are supporting the armed opposition, particularly Sudan and Egypt, with Eritrea acting as a mediator between these forces and the armed groups. Egypt, however, rejects these claims, viewing them as an attempt to accuse it of interference. Experts indicate that the conflict is an internal Ethiopian matter linked to misgovernance and the undermining of the federal system, and it is not directly related to the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD). There are also assurances that Egypt is committed to a policy of non-interference. The conflict continues despite a peace agreement signed in 2022, with renewed clashes occurring in late 2025.
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