The 2022 Pretoria Agreement stopped major fighting in Ethiopia, but underlying issues persist. The Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) has reorganized politically, leading to leadership changes, and reportedly engaged in military recruitment despite disarmament clauses. Recent clashes in disputed areas and the formation of 'Tsimdo'—a loose alliance of opposition groups including the TPLF, Fano, and the Oromo Liberation Army—indicate a shifting security landscape. Furthermore, unexpected diplomatic contacts between the TPLF and Eritrea suggest new regional dynamics, raising concerns about a potential return to conflict despite local desires for peace.
Source : Al Jazeera
