Ethiopian Government-Aligned Group Claims Near-Full Control of Tigray Region
The claim comes as violence flares across northern Ethiopia, worsening the diplomatic and humanitarian situation, according to Al Jazeera.
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A group aligned with the Ethiopian government has claimed to have gained close to full control of the Tigray region, according to Al Jazeera.
The claim comes as violence has flared across northern Ethiopia in recent days, further straining an already fragile diplomatic and humanitarian situation in the region.
Tigray has been the site of recurring conflict in recent years, with previous rounds of fighting resulting in significant humanitarian consequences for the region's population.
The report did not specify which areas of Tigray are said to be under the group's control, nor did it include an independent assessment verifying the claim.
The situation in northern Ethiopia continues to be closely monitored by regional and international observers amid concerns over further escalation and its humanitarian impact.
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