Addis Ababa, March 15, 2025 (AFP) - Ethiopia govt says closely monitoring situation in Tigray

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2025-03-15
The Ethiopian government says it is closely following the situation in its northern region of Tigray, where tensions between rival factions are threatening a fragile peace agreement. A peace agreement in 2022 ended a brutal two-year war between Tigrayan rebels and the federal government that claimed up to 600,000 lives, according to some estimates. But a failure to fully implement the terms has fuelled divisions within the Tigrayan political eli......
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