Tigray

Ethiopia denies the use of chemical weapons in the Tigray War ADDIS ABEBA - The Ethiopian federal government has denied reports that Ethiopia's national defense force used chemical weapons in the Tigray region, where the National Army has led operations against the Tigray People's Liberation Front . A report published by the Telegraph through Will Brown, the correspondent in East Africa,…

The United States on Sunday announced visa restrictions for Ethiopian and Eritrean officials accused of promoting a six-month war in Ethiopia's Tigray region, saying those involved "had not taken any meaningful measures to stop hostilities." "People in Tigray continue to be affected by human rights abuses, abuses and atrocities, and urgent humanitarian aid is being blocked by the Ethiopian and Eritrean military," said US Secretary of State Antony Blinken in a statement. "Despite significant diplomatic…

US announces visa restrictions for Ethiopian and Eritrean officials over Tigray conflict WASHINGTON - An unspecified number of officials from Eritrea and Ethiopia will not be able to obtain visas for the United States over what Washington links to atrocities committed in the Tigray region of Ethiopia, in a war that has left thousands dead, according to unverified reports. Since November 2020,…

The conflict in the northern part of the country has been going on since November. By the end of three weeks, the federal government had declared victory, but the fighting continued. Leaders of the TPLF's former power are still free and its armed wing, the TDF (Tigray Defense Force), continues to confront the Ethiopian and Eritrean federal forces in Tigray. Meeting with a TDF cell.…

The United States is targeting Eritrean and Ethiopian officials over the Tigray genocide ADDIS ABEBA - The Foreign Ministry is targeting an unknown number of officials in Eritrea and Ethiopia for sanctions, foreign policy reports, in connection with the massacre in several parts of the Tigray region, following reports of civilian deaths. Troops from the two countries have been pitching tents in…

In Ethiopia, the battle continues within the Tigray area within the north of the nation. In keeping with short-term authorities within the area, greater than 4.5 million folks now want meals help. Starvation circumstances have been recognized and have already claimed victims. Yesterday, in Adigrat, Tigray's second metropolis, situated within the northeastern a part of the area, rations from the US AID…

In Ethiopia, the humanitarian state of affairs is more and more worrying within the province of Tigray, the place the battle has been occurring since November. Many worry a worsening meals disaster as a result of violence prevents many residents from planting. As well as, emigration continues in some areas. For weeks, Tigrayans dwelling within the western a part of the province have fled a whole lot to…

Because the starting of November, the federal military has launched a large-scale navy operation towards the TPLF, the ability in Tigray, the northern province on the border with Eritrea. On November 28, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed claimed victory, however violence continued. Many mass crimes have emerged. Each camp is concerned, the humanitarian state of affairs is catastrophic and the clashes…

A new series of assaults has reportedly been committed by the Ethiopian army in Tigray. The conflict between the federal army and the TPLF's former provincial government since November has already resulted in thousands of deaths. Each camp is accused of having committed crimes against the population. Our special envoy, Sébastien Németh, went to Tuhuli, a village about 30 mileswest of the provincial…

Because the battle in Ethiopia's Tigray area maintains its severity, Nairobi has once more determined to delay its nationwide elections, which some opposition events had already introduced they might not participate in. The pinnacle of the Nationwide Electoral Fee, Birtukan Mideksa, in a gathering with political get together representatives on Saturday stated the vote on June 5 in Africa's second most populous nation could be postponed to an as but unknown date, citing the necessity to finish printing…