Ethiopia and authorities in Tigray have accused each other of launching offensives, deepening fears that a fragile peace could collapse. The allegations come amid rising tensions, disputed reports of troop movements, and renewed concerns over humanitarian conditions. The region remains scarred by the devastating conflict that ended with a 2022 peace agreement. Analysts warn that further clashes could destabilize northern Ethiopia, disrupt aid deliveries, and reignite ethnic tensions. Partners urge restraint, dialogue, and implementation of peace deal to prevent war.
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