Ethiopia PM Abiy installs Tigray caretaker govt, sets six-month election timeline
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Ethiopia's federal government announced a six-month temporary administration for Tigray, replacing rebel control after recent clashes. The move aims to stabilize the region ahead of elections, but risks reigniting conflict if rebels reject the federal takeover. This marks a significant federal intervention in a region that has been under rebel control since the 2022 peace deal.
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The Ethiopian federal government has established a six-month interim administration in Tigray, replacing the TPLF-controlled regional government following weeks of renewed clashes. This move aims to restore federal control and prepare for elections, though the long-term stability and TPLF's response remain uncertain. Ethiopian forces have expanded territorial control, including Aksum, while Eritrean involvement near the border is unclear.
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