Ethiopia announces instalment of interim government in Tigray
After military pushed back TPLF uprising, PM Abiy Ahmed promises free elections within six months.

After military pushed back TPLF uprising, PM Abiy Ahmed promises free elections within six months.









Ethiopia accuses Sudan and Egypt of backing armed groups, deepening tensions amid internal unrest.

The Ethiopian military and allied militia claim to have overtaken the town of Alamata in the Tigray region.

Ethiopia’s army has reportedly recaptured the strategic town of Sekota from Tigrayan forces as fighting spreads.
Armed fighters from Ethiopia’s Fano movement claim to have seized military trucks and weapons in the Amhara region.
Seven armed groups have joined forces against Abiy Ahmed’s government, bringing former enemies into the same alliance.
Former enemies have united against Abiy Ahmed, but disputes over territory, power and command could pull them apart.

Fighting has intensified between Ethiopia’s military and a new rebel alliance in Tigray.
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Tigrayan forces say they are in a ‘full-blown war’ with the army.
Tigray People’s Liberation Front says in a ‘situation of full-blown war’ with Ethiopia’s government.

Ethiopian President Taye Atske Selassie warned of “forces of destruction” as Tigray rebels launched an offensive.