Ethiopia: Federal Troops & TPLF Clash In Tigray, Hundreds Flee Into Sudan | Firstpost Africa
Watch this video as Firstpost explains how recent clashes in Tigray threaten Ethiopia’s fragile peace deal. Tensions have flared once again in the Horn of Africa as heavy clashes broke out between Ethiopian federal troops and Tigray forces near the Sudanese border in Shererina. The day-long battle, involving heavy artillery and drone strikes, marks one of the most severe escalations since the November 2022 Pretoria Peace Agreement. The Tigray People's Liberation Front accused Addis Ababa of launching a full-scale infantry offensive, raising serious fears of a renewed all-out war in the region. Spillover effects were immediate, with hundreds of displaced Ethiopians and wounded fighters crossing into Sudan's border town of Hamdayet and al-Hashaba camp. This sudden influx exacerbates humanitarian risks in Sudan, which is already engulfed in its own brutal civil war. The renewed violence threatens fragile regional stability and further strains diplomatic relations between Ethiopia and Sudan, as both nations exchange accusations over cross-border military support and proxy involvement in ongoing regional conflicts across the Horn. Alyson Le Grange brings you more on this story on Firstpost Africa.TIME STAMPS:
00:00 – Introduction: Clashes Erupt Between Federal Troops & TPLF
00:35 – TPLF Accuses Federal Forces Of Offensive
01:05 – Pretoria Peace Deal On Brink Of Collapse
01:40 – Refugee Influx Spills Into War-Torn Sudan
02:25 – Rising Regional Tensions Strain Ethiopia-Sudan Relations
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