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Tigray Forces Repel Ethiopian Human Wave Assaults

According to TV Asena, #Tigray forces repelled #ENDF human wave assaults in the Tselimoy and Tselemti sectors. Near Mai Gaba on the Tekeze River crossing, a morning infantry attack following overnight artillery and drone strikes was repelled. 1/
October 7, 2026 at 6:08 PM
🟡 Drone Strike | 7/10

Ethiopian drone strikes in Tigray region
Ethiopia carried out more than 15 drone strikes across Tigray, primarily in Asgede and Dedebit districts. At least one strike was also reported near Endabaguna on the Shire-Tselemti road.

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September 24, 2026 at 5:33 AM
Returnees in North Western Tigray struggle to rebuild amid humanitarian crisis, confronting security challenges with little access to public services #AddisStandard #Ethiopia
Returnees in North Western Tigray struggle to rebuild amid humanitarian crisis, confronting security challenges with little access to public services
In early July 2024, the first group of 1,500 internally displaced persons (IDPs) returned to the Tselemti district located in the North Western Zone of the Tigray region (Photo: Dimtsi Weyane) By Molla Mitiku @MollaAyenew Addis Abeba – The return of…
dlvr.it
December 19, 2024 at 9:48 AM
Mekelle – Circa 50.000 persone nel distretto di Tselemti, nel nord-ovest del Tigray, sono a rischio fame e sfollamento a causa di una grave siccità che sta devastando la zona, mentre sono già morti più di 9.000 capi di bestiame, hanno affermato funzionari locali. Circa “9.367 famiglie, per un…
Etiopia, in Tigray 50.000 persone a rischio & oltre 9.000 capi di bestiame morti a causa del peggioramento della siccità
Mekelle – Circa 50.000 persone nel distretto di Tselemti, nel nord-ovest del Tigray, sono a rischio fame e sfollamento a causa di una grave siccità che sta devastando la zona, mentre sono già morti più di 9.000 capi di bestiame, hanno affermato funzionari locali. Circa “9.367 famiglie, per un totale di 49.799 persone, sono in […]
tommasin.org
August 19, 2025 at 12:36 PM
Près de 50 000 personnes en danger, plus de 9 000 bétail périssent alors que la sécheresse s'aggrave dans le district de Tselemti, Tigray [Addis Stand #Afropages
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afropages.fr - Près de 50 000 personnes en danger, plus de 9 000 bétail périssent alors que la sécheresse s'aggrave dans le district de Tselemti, Tigray [Addis Standard]
twp.ai
August 19, 2025 at 2:46 PM
And now Ethiopia's Electoral Commission recognises West Tigray, Tselemti, and Alamata as in dispute between Tigray and Amhara and separate elections will be held for them. While most are currently under ENDF/Amharan control, Alamata will have to be prised from Tigray by force. Casus belli?
February 23, 2026 at 11:57 AM
Tigray bit off more than they could chew? Appears President Tadesse is attempting to cool the temperature and TDF forces were halted and forced back in Tselemti. I don't believe any "confidence building measure" will be sufficient now, Pretoria is dead.

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addisstandard.com
February 1, 2026 at 11:59 PM
Reports of fighting between Tigrayan and Ethiopian forces over the town of Tselemti are deeply concerning. Another war between Tigray and the Ethiopian state would be disastrous for both peoples. Ethiopia must return IDPs and end attempts to dismember Tigray.
January 27, 2026 at 11:32 AM
#Amhara nationalist circles – usually the loudest voices asserting claims over Welkait and Tselemti – have been unusually quiet about the latest clashes. Even federal‑aligned influencers have avoided comment, adding to the sense of coordinated messaging.

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Tigray’s cold war with Addis heats up
Clashes in the disputed western areas risk igniting a wider conflict across the Horn, drawing in outside sponsors
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February 6, 2026 at 5:34 PM
🇪🇹 Clashes b/w Ethiopian fed. troops & Tigrayan forces have erupted in northern Tigray, triggering the suspension of flights & raising fears of a renewed war, Al Jazeera reports. Fighting broke out in recent days in western Tigray’s Tselemti district, a disputed area claimed by Amhara forces, w/ 1...
January 30, 2026 at 7:48 PM
#Tigray forces reportedly advanced in #Tselemti & #Welkait, pushing ENDF-aligned units out of parts of southern Tigray as clashes intensify. Splinter group Tigray Peace Force (TPF) is now fighting the TPLF, while the federal army leans heavily on airpower. Fighting escalating.
January 30, 2026 at 7:38 AM
Reports say #Tigray forces are advancing into areas like #Tselemti, #Welkait & parts of southern Tigray amid rising clashes. Ethiopian Airlines suspended all flights to/from Tigray as security risks grow. Likely due to safety & unstable conditions w possible ENDF counterops.
January 29, 2026 at 11:33 AM
One man said: “A mistake was done when they returned people to Tselemti and Raya. They fled again because of a lack of security. I don’t want to repeat this.” “How can I go back? Those forces are still abusing and treating people badly now—I won’t feel safe to return while they are still around.” 4/
April 22, 2026 at 1:48 PM
Returns in 2024 to Raya and Tselemti were beset with problems, including a lack of humanitarian assistance, prevailing insecurity, and violence by armed groups, resulting in new displacement. Many people displaced from Western #Tigray expressed a desire to return home, but raised concerns. 3/
April 22, 2026 at 1:48 PM
More Repatriated Tigray IDPs Re-Displaced from Tselemti

Of the 56,000 IDPs repatriated to Tselemti, Laelay Tselemti and Mai Tsebri (northwestern #Tigray) in 2024, more than 10,000 were re‑displaced by ENDF‑backed militia at the end of February. This week, over 2,000 more have arrived in Endabaguna.
March 11, 2026 at 2:47 PM
How Strong are the Tigray Peace Forces Today?

Shewit Bitew says the Tigray Peace Forces were organized into four fronts, the largest being the 310‑strong Tselemti unit. The force numbered about 1,200 men—but he says dozens are returning to #Tigray daily and the TPF is no longer a functioning force.
March 10, 2026 at 1:07 AM
Repatriated Tigray IDPs Displaced Again from Tselemti

Of the 56,000 IDPs repatriated to Tselemti, Laelay Tselemti and Mai Tsebri (northwestern #Tigray) in 2024, more than ten thousand have now been displaced again by ENDF‑backed genocidal ethnic #Amhara militias in the latest wave of displacement.
ወረርቲ የብፅሕዎ ካብ ዘለዉ በደላት ንምምላጥ ልዕሊ 10 ሽሕ ነበርቲ ወረዳታት ፀለምቲ ዳግም ተመዛቢሎም ናብ ከተማ እንዳባጉና ከምዝኣተዉ ተገሊፁ።
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February 26, 2026 at 8:04 PM
“After the establishment of the interim administration (created as part of the Pretoria agreement), the federal government collaborated with some individuals and local officials to destabilize #Tigray. He has sought to organize armed groups in Afar, Tselemti, Agaw and Western Tigray regions.” 2/
February 11, 2026 at 11:37 AM
Over 56,000 internally displaced people had returned to Tselemti, Laelay Tselemti and Mai Tsebri in northwestern #Tigray since July 2024, yet many have been re‑displaced amid persistent security threats from the occupying #Amhara forces, the absence of basic services and lack of humanitarian aid. 2/
January 17, 2026 at 11:45 AM
Tigray Rejects Tselemti Return Model for Future Repatriations

President of the #Tigray Interim Admin, Lt. Gen. Tadesse Werede, has rejected the approach used to facilitate the return of IDPs to Tselemti, describing it as counterproductive and warning that it should not be replicated elsewhere. 1/
January 17, 2026 at 11:45 AM
Tigray’s Tselemti District on Brink of Starvation

Nearly 50,000 people in Tselemti district, northwestern #Tigray, are facing hunger and displacement as a severe drought devastates the area, while more than 9,000 livestock have already died, local officials said.
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Nearly 50,000 people at risk, over 9,000 livestock perish as drought worsens in Tselemti district, Tigray - Addis Standard
Nearly 50,000 people at risk, over 9,000 livestock perish as drought worsens in Tselemti district, Tigray Addis Standard News -
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August 21, 2025 at 7:03 PM