Ethiopia seeks to control Tigray airports, infrastructure
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Ethiopian authorities say they are aiming to seize immediate control of airports and other infrastructure in the embattled Tigray region. The concerning statement of war issued Monday comes as diplomats
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Ethiopian authorities say they are aiming to seize immediate control of airports and other infrastructure in the embattled Tigray region. The concerning statement of war issued Monday comes as diplomats
Ethiopian authorities said Monday they are aiming to get immediate control of airports and other infrastructure in Tigray, a statement of their war intentions that was followed by the capture of a town in the embattled northern region.
Ethiopia’s government said it plans to take control of aiports and other federal government facilities in the northern Tigray region to safeguard the nation’s territorial integrity.
Ethiopia's government said it was seeking a "peaceful resolution" to the conflict even as it announced new strategic objectives. Further peace negotiations are on hold but both sides said they are willing to talk.
