Tigray Government Accuses Ethiopia's Government of Launching New Offensive in Western #Tigray
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The National Regional Government of Tigray has accused Ethiopia's government of launching a new military offensive in Western Tigray, alleging that the government forces opened a new front from the direction of Shereri early Saturday.
In a statement issued on August 1 2026, the government of Tigray claimed that Ethiopia's government had intensified what it described as a siege, blockade, drone strikes, and the use of proxy armed groups against Tigray. The government asserted that the offensive represents a renewed attempt to invade Tigray even after the signing of the Pretoria Peace Agreement.
Tigray government further accused Ethiopia's government of continuing military preparations and actions aimed at subjugating Tigray. The statement maintained that the government has, for years, committed international crimes against the people of Tigray and said the latest offensive is a continuation of those actions.
The statement urged the international community to closely monitor the situation and warned of the consequences of what it described as Ethiopia's government's renewed military campaign.
According to many sources, the Ethiopian federal government has launched a military strike through Western Tigray, marking the renewal of a genocidal war.
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Ethiopia Launches New Offensive Against Tigray
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Daniel Kibret, a close adviser to Abiy Ahmed, referred to #Tigray|ans as “weeds,” “satan,” and “monsters.” He also said that “they should be erased from our consciousness and history and they should only be found in graves.”
@NatyYifru Who lost their lives for these men in the first place? People died to defend their right to self governance as they have multiple times throughout the history of this bloody-thirsty nation. You are as despicable as those that sold their people to go and prostrate for abiy in AA!
People don’t know about Tigray where over 600,000 perished because of a war financed by the UAE. This happened on the land of Nejashi. This happened between 2020 and 2022.
The downfall of the UAE is also justice for Tigray.
News: #TPLF accuses #Ethiopian government of Drone Strike, says attack caused casualties among Tigray forces and civilians
The #Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) has accused the Ethiopian government of carrying out a #drone_strike on the night of 6 November 2025, saying the attack caused casualties among members of the Tigray forces and residents of the area.
In a statement released on Thursday, the TPLF said the strike marked “a dangerous escalation” that puts the Pretoria Agreement at serious risk. “This drone strike has caused casualties among members of the Tigray Army and residents of the area,” the statement read, calling the attack “a complete violation of the Pretoria Agreement.”
The group accused the federal government of “openly escalating to the violation of the Agreement,” alleging that it has been obstructing the accord’s implementation while carrying out covert military activities.
The federal government had not responded to the allegations at the time of publication.
In a statement released yesterday, Tigray Interim Admn denies crossing into Afar, faults federal gov't for undermining Pretoria Agreement.
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Five years ago, one of this century’s deadliest wars erupted in northern Ethiopia. The U.S. helped stop the fighting, but the Pretoria agreement remains only partly fulfilled. Tigray is still unstable, there is no justice for victims, and tensions with Eritrea continue. A secure, peaceful Horn of Africa protects U.S. interests, prevents extremist threats, stabilizes partners, and helps millions who are suffering.