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In a statement shared on Facebook by the TPLF TV station Dimtsi Weyane, the opposition demanded an international mediator's appointment and unrestricted access to humanitarian aid.
The Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) set on Friday a group of conditions for holding peace talks with the Ethiopian government.
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In a statement shared on Facebook by the TPLF TV station Dimtsi Weyane, the opposition demands an international mediator's appointment and unrestricted access to humanitarian aid.
During our virtual meeting with regional presidents and city administrators, we agreed to mobilise support for the Tigray Region in national solidarity with our people, as the region rebuilds. 1/2 pic.twitter.com/1yczGiJkLr
— Abiy Ahmed Ali ���� (@AbiyAhmedAli) February 18, 2021
The organization also demanded that Eritrea withdraw its troops from Tigray and the removal of the interim administration appointed in the region by the Ethiopian government since the conflict broke last November.
Neither the Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed nor government officials have replied thus far. After the TPLF withdrew from Tigray's capital, the Ethiopian government declared victory last month. It has then prosecuted TPLF members while the Tigray military group keeps confronting Ethiopian security forces.
#FromTheSouth News Bits | Prime Minister Abiy Ahmen urges Tigray People's Liberation Front to defeat and join Ethiopia's Federal Defense Forces. pic.twitter.com/3ymMiX3xWe
— teleSUR English (@telesurenglish) November 13, 2020
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