Fighting erupts between Tigray’s rebel alliance and Ethiopia’s military

Author: aljazeera.comPublished on: September 25, 2026Country: Ethiopia

Crime & Law

Fighting erupts between Tigray’s rebel alliance and Ethiopia’s military

Fighting has intensified between Ethiopia’s military and a new rebel alliance in Tigray after the Tigray People’s Liberation Front announced a 'full-blown war' against the government. The conflict has escalated, leading to increased violence and tensions in the region. The situation remains volatile as hostilities continue.

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