Could conflict in Ethiopia expand across the region?
Summary
Fighting has restarted between the Ethiopian government and an alliance of armed groups. Ethiopia's government has accused Eritrea, Sudan, and Egypt of supporting the opposition, but those countries deny involvement. Tensions have increased, including the breaking of diplomatic ties between Ethiopia and Eritrea.Key Facts
- New clashes occurred between Ethiopia’s military and armed opposition groups.
- Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s government accused Eritrea, Sudan, and Egypt of supporting the opposition.
- Eritrea, Sudan, and Egypt denied these accusations.
- Ethiopia and Eritrea have cut diplomatic relations.
- The conflict follows the breakdown of a peace deal from nearly four years ago that ended fighting between Ethiopia’s government and Tigrayan forces.
- Decades of distrust exist between Ethiopia and the neighboring countries of Eritrea, Sudan, and Egypt.
- Experts from organizations like the International Crisis Group and Chatham House are analyzing the regional impact.
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