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đź“Ť Tigrayan forces claim major victory in Adet. Tigrayan forces say they defeated an Ethiopian army regiment in a special operation, seizing weapons and vehicles. They claim more than 1,500 Ethiopian troops were killed and over 1,500 wounded. Communications outages are making independent verification difficult. But bloody fighting is reported in Tembien
📍Abiy issues warning to Eritrea and criticises TPLF. In an Ethiopian state TV interview, PM Abiy Ahmed criticised Eritrea’s economic trajectory since independence and accused its government of interfering in Ethiopia’s internal affairs. He warned of “extremely severe consequences” if Eritrea continues supporting Ethiopia’s enemies and rejects peace. Addressing Tigray, Abiy accused the TPLF of treating the region as its private property, saying Tigray belongs to its people, not one political organisation. He urged young people to prioritise education and development over conflict.
📍 Anger over removal of Tigray’s industrial equipment. Tigrayans are expressing outrage over reports that machinery and industrial assets are being transported from Tigray to Oromia. More than 40 trucks are allegedly being prepared to carry the equipment, while videos circulating on social media show residents expressing anger and frustration. The reported transfers have not been independently verified.
📍Abiy issues warning to Eritrea and criticises TPLF. In an Ethiopian state TV interview, PM Abiy Ahmed criticised Eritrea’s economic trajectory since independence and accused its government of interfering in Ethiopia’s internal affairs. He warned of “extremely severe consequences” if Eritrea continues supporting Ethiopia’s enemies and rejects peace. Addressing Tigray, Abiy accused the TPLF of treating the region as its private property, saying Tigray belongs to its people, not one political organisation. He urged young people to prioritise education and development over conflict.
📍 Anger over removal of Tigray’s industrial equipment. Tigrayans are expressing outrage over reports that machinery and industrial assets are being transported from Tigray to Oromia. More than 40 trucks are allegedly being prepared to carry the equipment, while videos circulating on social media show residents expressing anger and frustration. The reported transfers have not been independently verified.
