Tigray refugees flee into Sudan after deadly violence on Ethiopia border
- The fighting has raised fears that a three-year-old peace deal could unravel, leading to another brutal war.
- In northern Ethiopia, hundreds of Tigrayans, including wounded fighters, have been fleeing into Sudan after fighting between the Ethiopian federal army and Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) rebels in Shererina.
- The weekend clashes, which involved heavy artillery and drones, were a breach of their three-year-old peace deal, raising the risk of renewed civil war.
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- The fighting has raised fears that a three-year-old peace deal could unravel, leading to another brutal war.
- In northern Ethiopia, hundreds of Tigrayans, including wounded fighters, have been fleeing into Sudan after fighting between the Ethiopian federal army and Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) rebels in Shererina.
- The weekend clashes, which involved heavy artillery and drones, were a breach of their three-year-old peace deal, raising the risk of renewed civil war.
Sources: Al Jazeera