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Ethiopia s Tigray crisis: Rebel resurgence raises questions for Abiy Ahmed

BBC News By Vivienne Nunis image captionRebel fighters celebrated capturing Mekelle last week The rebel capture of Tigray s capital city Mekelle is a significant milestone in the eight-month conflict in northern Ethiopia, which has killed thousands of people and left millions in desperate need of food and other assistance. Will it be a turning point in the war? The Ethiopian government pulled out its troops after months of fighting, sparking celebrations on the streets. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed initially said the withdrawal was a strategic move because the city was no longer the centre of gravity for conflicts , but he later confirmed it was to avoid further casualties.

Security Council: Tigray Region, 2 July 2021 - Ethiopia

Security Council: Tigray Region, 2 July 2021 Format SECURITY COUNCIL 8812TH MEETING (PM) Note: Owing to the liquidity crisis and the current COVID-19 pandemic impacting our Organization, only a partial summary of statements made in today’s meeting of the Security Council is available at this time. The complete summary will be issued later as Press Release SC/14572. Briefings ROSEMARY DICARLO, Under-Secretary-General for Political and Peacebuilding Affairs, said Ethiopia is at a critical juncture. Issues plaguing the country must be addressed in a comprehensive and sustainable way, she said, stressing: “The consequences of not doing so could be disastrous.” Reviewing the latest developments, she pointed to the unilateral ceasefire in Tigray, announced on 28 June by the federal Government, and the withdrawal of the Ethiopian National Defence Force and the Provisional Tigray Administration from Tigray’s capital, Mekelle. The Tigray Defence Force, meanwhile, entered several

US issues warning to aircrafts in Tigray

US issues warning to aircrafts in Tigray Friday July 02 2021 Passengers walk next to the statue of Alula Aba Nega, Ethiopian general from Tigray, after flights to Addis Ababa was cancelled at Mekelle airport in Mekele, the capital of Tigray region, Ethiopia, on June 25, 2021. PHOTO | AFP Advertisement The US Federal Aviation Authority has directed aircraft flying over Ethiopia to either avoid Tigray region or maintain a high altitude.  A notice to airlines issued on Thursday directs flights over Tigray to fly above 29,000 feet, in what could indicate the threat level posed by local fighters under the Tigray Defence Forces. The Ethiopian government on Monday issued a unilateral ceasefire, citing the cost of war and the humanitarian crisis that has seen more than 400,000 people face famine, and millions of others displaced.

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