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The Escalation of War in Ethiopia

The Escalation of War in Ethiopia

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On the escalation of war in EthiopiaThe coming proxy wars will be devastating for civilians and do little to improve governance and human welfare in Ethiopia and the wider HornKen OpaloOct 01, 202667719ShareThank you for being a regular reader of An Africanist Perspective. After months of building tensions, on 23 September large-scale hostilities broke out between the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) and Amhara Fano militias, on one side, and the federal government and allied Tigrayan forces on the other. Responsibility for the escalation lies primarily with the TPLF, which launched ground assaults in coordination with other rebels with whom it has joined hands in a new alliance that vows to overthrow Ethiopia’s government.

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On the escalation of war in EthiopiaThe coming proxy wars will be devastating for civilians and do little to improve governance and human welfare in Ethiopia and the wider HornKen OpaloOct 01, 202667719ShareThank you for being a regular reader of An Africanist Perspective. If you haven’t done so yet, please hit subscribe to receive timely updates on new posts along with over 36,000 other subscribers. New regular content is free. Book reviews and the archives are gated.SubscribeI: On Ethiopia’s wars of choice, motivated by historical grievances and elite hubrisSource: WikipediaThis is from the ICG: Northern Ethiopia is slipping into renewed war.

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