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Border Escalation: Ethiopian forces reportedly reached Zalambessa, on the Eritrean border, as Addis Ababa and Asmara trade accusations of military aggression. Eritrea denies sending troops into Tigray and has asked the UN Security Council to act; Ethiopia says it will defend itself. The Council held closed consultations Tuesday amid fears the fighting could spread. Tigray Developments: Federal forces have also advanced into Adwa, while flights to Mekelle have resumed and some businesses have reopened. A separate claim that Ethiopian troops crossed into Eritrea and captured Debay Sima was found false by Deutsche Welle, underscoring the uncertainty around fast-moving border reports. Regional Diplomacy: The crisis shadows the October 4 El Alamein meeting of Eritrea, Egypt, Sudan and Somalia. Somalia says it remains neutral, despite joining the summit declaration, which linked Red Sea security and other regional disputes.

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