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BackIt was reported that the Ethiopian army sent tanks and heavy weapons towards the Eritrean border
It was reported that the Ethiopian army sent tanks and heavy weapons towards the Eritrean border
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It was reported that the Ethiopian army sent tanks and heavy weapons towards the Eritrean border

According to ACLED data, Ethiopian federal forces and their allies are increasing their shipments in border areas.

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  • According to the ACLED report, Ethiopian federal forces and their allies started shipping heavy weapons and tanks to the region after gaining control of Fatsi and Zalambessa on the Eritrean border.
  • Increasing tension between the parties threatens the future of the 2022 Pretoria Agreement.

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Why It Matters

There was a major internal conflict between the Ethiopian federal government and the TPLF between 2020 and 2022, and the Pretoria Agreement was signed in November 2022.

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According to the update published on October 13 by the global organization Armed Conflict Location & Event Data (ACLED), which monitors conflicts, eyewitnesses reported that a large convoy carrying many tanks and heavy weapons moved from Adigrat to the direction of Fatsi and Zalambessa, during the shipment that started on the night of October 12 and continued on October 13.

It was noted that the shipment of tanks and heavy weapons took place after Ethiopian federal forces and the state-supporting Tigray Peace Force took control of Fatsi and Zalambessa on the Eritrean border on October 12.

ACLED reported that the Eritrean troops deployed on this line withdrew to their country via Zalambessa, while the forces affiliated with the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) moved towards Debre Damo and Irob.

In the organization's latest update, it was stated that federal forces and their allies also entered Aksum, and TPLF-affiliated forces are in the mountainous rural areas near the city.

In his letter dated October 8, Ethiopian Minister of Foreign Affairs Gedion Timothewos claimed that Eritrean troops had entered his country's territory and asked for the withdrawal of troops and informed the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) that Ethiopia had no choice but to defend itself.

Eritrea, on the other hand, rejected Ethiopia's justification of self-defense, accused Addis Ababa of trying to gain access to the Red Sea by force, and asked the UNSC to take deterrent measures. In Eritrea's response letter, the claim that troops had entered Ethiopia was not explicitly confirmed or denied.

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres also called on the parties to immediately stop the conflicts and return to dialogue within the framework of the Pretoria Agreement, warning that the tension could further weaken regional stability.

The Pretoria Agreement was signed in November 2022 after the conflicts between the Ethiopian federal government and the TPLF in the 2020-2022 period. Conflicts that intensified again in September increase concerns about the future of the agreement.

Open Questions

  • Will the presence of Eritrean troops in Ethiopian territory be confirmed?
  • Will the Pretoria Agreement become completely invalid?

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This article was originally published by AA Dünya.

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