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6 October 2026

Tigray war may spill over to Eritrea — helped by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's rhetoric

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Tigray war may spill over to Eritrea — helped by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's rhetoric

Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed is consolidating power, but he must contend with a regional alliance opposing him and a Tigray conflict that could spill over into Eritrea.

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