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Ethiopia: New armed coalition, "Alliance for Survival," rises against government

Seven armed groups from multiple regions of Ethiopia have formed a coalition aimed at overthrowing Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed.

· 1 min read · language: en
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France 24 — Français

Seven armed groups from different regions of Ethiopia have announced the formation of a new coalition, called the "Alliance for Survival," at the call of a rebel leader.

This coalition aims to overthrow Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and establish a transitional government. The grouping of multiple armed factions from various regions of the country reflects a shared determination to coordinate their actions against the central government.

Ethiopia has experienced several armed tensions in recent years involving regional groups with varying demands. The creation of this alliance marks an attempt to unite these different forces under a common banner, with an explicit political objective of changing the government.

Ethiopian authorities have not yet publicly responded to the announcement of this coalition. The situation remains to be monitored, particularly regarding the ability of these groups to act in a coordinated manner and the possible implications for the country's stability.

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