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Eritrean Troops Deploy in Ethiopia's Tigray Region
AFP · 4 hours ago · Read the Full Story on AFP

AI SUMMARY
Eritrean troops have crossed into Ethiopia's Tigray region, raising fears of a wider regional conflict amid worsening bilateral relations.
- Eritrean troops have crossed the border into Ethiopia's northern Tigray region and positioned themselves around Adigrat and Zelambesa.
- Fighting broke out between the TPLF and Ethiopian federal forces on September 23.
- The Ethiopian army previously entered Mekelle without a fight after the TPLF abandoned the regional capital.
- Eritrea's information minister Yemane Meskel did not deny the troop movement, accusing Ethiopia of creating a fallacious self-defence narrative.
- Conflict monitor ACLED reported that Eritrean forces entered the war to prevent fighting from reaching Eritrean territory.
- Ethiopia and Eritrea severed diplomatic ties last week after Ethiopia expelled 10 Eritrean diplomats and closed its embassy in Asmara.
- Britain and the United States have issued travel warnings advising citizens to avoid northern Ethiopia.
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