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Tigray Clashes Send Hundreds Fleeing to Sudan
['The Editors', 'Elliot Waldman', 'Frida Ghitis', 'James Bosworth', 'Paul Poast', 'Judah Grunstein', 'Charli Carpenter', 'Ulrike Franke', 'Mary Gallagher', 'Candace Rondeaux']
World Politics Review
Share this article:XBlueskyFacebookGet Article LinkHundreds of people fled Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region into neighboring Sudan, after Ethiopian troops clashed with fighters from the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), the regional ruling party that fought Ethiopia’s national government during the 2020-2022 civil war.
Both sides blamed each other for initiating the recent clashes.
Under that agreement, an interim administration was set up to govern Tigray, but the TPLF later retook control of the region.
With key parts of the peace deal still unimplemented, the clashes have raised fears of a return to full-scale conflict.
There are also concerns that the fighting could draw in neighboring Sudan, embroiled in its own civil war since 2023, with its rival factions accused of backing opposing sides in Ethiopia.