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A government-aligned militia in Ethiopia says it has taken control of nearly all of Tigray, intensifying fears that the country’s northern war is entering a more dangerous phase. The claim, if confirmed, would mark a major shift in the balance of power around Mekelle and raise the risk of a broader regional crisis.
New clashes between Tigrayan regional forces and Ethiopia's national army have shattered an uneasy calm in the country's north and revived fears of a return to full-scale war. With internet and call services disrupted, panic buying reported and key political disputes still unresolved, residents in Tigray are once again bracing for a conflict that could spread beyond the region.
Fresh fighting in Ethiopia's northern Tigray region has raised alarm that the country could be sliding back toward full-scale civil war, just two years after a devastating conflict formally ended. Reports from Reuters, the BBC and other outlets say Tigrayan leaders now believe a new war with the federal government has begun, while analysts warn the violence could destabilize the wider Horn of Africa.
Fresh fighting in Ethiopia's Tigray region has reignited fears of a broader conflict, as tensions between the TPLF and the national army escalate. This situation poses significant risks not only for Ethiopia but also for regional stability in the Horn of Africa.
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