AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTigray Crisis Escalates: Ethiopia faces renewed fighting after Tigrayan forces seized airports and pushed into Afar and Amhara, with heavy clashes near Lalibela and fears of a return to the 2020–22 blockade as telecoms and internet disruptions hit the region. Rights Alarm: UN High Commissioner Volker Turk said the escalation is “deeply troubling,” citing reported strikes on schools and warning that communications cuts are increasing risks for civilians. U.S. Travel Warning: The U.S. Embassy urged Americans to leave or shelter in place in Amhara, Tigray and Afar amid reports of fighting and connectivity outages. Regional Diplomacy: The UAE condemned TPLF attacks and backed Ethiopia’s sovereignty, calling for immediate de-escalation and protection of civilians. Fuel Corridor Deal: Ethiopia and Djibouti, with Dangote support, announced a 120-km refined petroleum products pipeline to cut tanker reliance and logistics costs, with leaders lauding it as a trade and energy boost. Health Progress: Ethiopia’s Ministry of Health highlighted improvements over five years, including declines in maternal and child mortality, crediting pharmacists and system modernization. Meskel Values: Religious leaders stressed unity, love and hospitality as Meskel/Demera celebrations bring communities together.
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