The Ethiopian army has taken control of the town of Alamata in Tigray
First published Tue, Sep 29
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The Ethiopian army has taken control of the town of Alamata in Tigray, the first such gain since fighting resumed in the region. The advance followed heavy clashes, and pro-government forces aligned with Addis Ababa announced the seizure of the strategic town.1234567
Ethiopia accused Egypt and Sudan of backing an alliance of armed groups fighting in Tigray as the conflict widened. Sudan's army responded to the accusation and denied supporting Ethiopian opposition groups against Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's government.27
Eritrea has not ruled out a war with Ethiopia, according to the pro-government outlet Al-Sharq al-Awsat. The warning came as the United Nations cautioned that conditions in northern Ethiopia were deteriorating.87
Attributed claim: Egyptian pro-government broadcaster Ahmed Moussa said Ethiopian regime forces were taking heavy blows and losses, a framing that contrasts with the pro-government and wire accounts of an Ethiopian military advance on Alamata.934
