The African Union has called for restraint and an immediate return to dialogue in northern Ethiopia after renewed tensions in Tigray, including reports of Tigrayan forces taking control of three civilian airports. African Union Commission Chairperson Mahmoud Ali Youssouf said he was “deeply concerned” by developments in the region, including the seizure and occupation of […]
The African Union has called for immediate dialogue and restraint in the ongoing tensions in Tigray, Ethiopia, following reports of Tigrayan forces taking control of three civilian airports and the detention of federal personnel. African Union Commission Chairperson Mahmoud Ali Youssouf expressed deep concern over the developments, stating that the seizure and occupation of civilian airports is inconsistent with commitments under the Pretoria Agreement and risks undermining progress towards lasting peace.
The African Union has urged Ethiopian neighbors to avoid actions that could contribute to further escalation and instead support dialogue and confidence-building, with former Nigerian president Olusegun Obasanjo expected to support renewed diplomatic efforts.
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Fighting in and around Tigray is testing Ethiopia's fragile 2022 peace deal. With old enemies forming new alliances, experts warn that the conflict could enter a dangerous new phase.
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