AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEthiopia–Eritrea Tensions: Addis Ababa told the UN Security Council that Eritrean forces had advanced up to 60 kilometres into northern Ethiopia, calling it an “all-out invasion” and asserting its right to self-defence. Witnesses and conflict monitors have reported Eritrean troops in Tigray and Ethiopian drone strikes near Adigrat; Asmara has dismissed earlier incursion reports as a pretext for aggression. The neighbours have severed diplomatic ties, raising fears that renewed fighting could spread beyond Tigray. Tigray’s Shifting Control: Federal police entered Mekelle after Tigrayan opposition forces withdrew, urging residents to help establish a new administration. Government-allied forces control security, but offices remain shut as the city awaits new authorities. Civilian Protection: Civil society groups are urging the UN Human Rights Council to hold an emergency session on Ethiopia, warning that renewed hostilities risk further atrocities.
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