Ethiopia accuses Eritrea of sending troops across the border while simultaneously insisting on sovereign Red Sea access.
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Ethiopia accuses Eritrea of sending troops across the border while simultaneously insisting on sovereign Red Sea access.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.The push for Red Sea access risks reigniting conflict, alongside governance scrutiny.1 source
New reports detail troop movements near Adigrat and estimates of civilian deaths in Tigray.1 source
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