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Ethiopia has accused Eritrea of an 'all-out invasion' and sought international support, while Eritrea has accused Ethiopia of an 'unprovoked war of aggression'.
Ethiopia accused Eritrea of launching an "all-out invasion" and requested international assistance, citing its right to self-defense. In response, Eritrea alleged that Ethiopia initiated an "unprovoked war of aggression" and urged the United Nations to condemn Ethiopia's actions. The situation indicates a severe escalation of tensions between the two neighbouring East African nations.
This exchange marks a dangerous deterioration in relations, potentially destabilising the wider Horn of Africa region. Both countries have complex histories and have previously engaged in border disputes, raising concerns about renewed conflict and humanitarian consequences.
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Center: LBCI News reports that Eritrea accuses Ethiopia of an 'unprovoked war of aggression' and urges the UN to condemn Ethiopia's 'declaration of war'.
Right: RT (Russia Today) reports that Ethiopia has accused Eritrea of an 'all-out invasion' and is seeking international support based on its right to self-defense.
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Ethiopia has accused Eritrea of an “all-out invasion” and appealed for international support, citing its right to self-defense Read Full Article at RT.com
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