Tensions are rekindling between Ethiopia and Eritrea as Ethiopia pursues maritime access to the Red Sea, a strategic goal for the nation. Despite having restored ties in 2018, hostilities have resurfaced with Eritrea mobilizing young citizens for military service and Ethiopia deploying troops. Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has publicly advocated for peaceful dialogue to resolve these tensions, stressing that conflict is not the desired path. Meanwhile, Eritrea's government has adopted a more aggressive stance, further complicating the situation in the Horn of Africa where fears of renewed conflict are mounting.
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed ruled out conflict with Eritrea for access to the Red Sea, emphasizing a desire for peaceful dialogue despite rising tensions.
Tensions are escalating between Ethiopia and Eritrea over Addis Ababa’s pursuit of maritime access, raising fears of potential conflict in the Horn of Africa.
Following the ban on flights to Eritrea, the Ethiopian Airlines faced significant operational challenges amidst increasing hostilities between the neighboring countries.
Eritrea’s calls for military mobilization, particularly among younger citizens, indicate a potential shift toward militarization in response to Ethiopia's ambitions.
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