To view this content from YouTube, it is necessary to allow the collection of viewing rates and YouTube ads.
It appears that an application in your Internet browser is preventing the video player from loading. In order to view this content, you must cancel its use.
Published on: 03/10/2026 - 17:49
Tigray rebels evacuated the capital of the region located in northern Ethiopia on Saturday, according to a local journalist and residents, as federal authorities forces advanced towards Mekelle. Since September 23, violent clashes have been taking place in northern Ethiopia following attacks launched by the Tigray People's Liberation Front on the Afar and Amhara regions, raising fears of a renewal of the devastating civil war that the north of the country witnessed between 2020 and 2022, which claimed the lives of about 600,000 people.
Keywords related to the article
US midterm elections: Democratic advantage and caution against surprises in expectations and funds
Gaza: Israeli bombing continues to claim more lives and thousands of displaced people face the cold of winter
France: Trapp attack "racist" What do we know so far about the suspect?
France is facing a week of rage: students and unions escalate protests
US midterm elections: In Georgia, African Americans mobilize to vote
The carnation revolution is on the street again... The Portuguese are protesting the housing crisis
Democratic split in Michigan: A lawmaker supports her Republican Party's rival in the midterm elections
Florida/United States: Plane or missile? 9 dead and a fireball crater on a highway
Senate battle in Texas: Democrats are betting on change and Republicans are defending their stronghold
The Russian veto stops MINURSO's mission and returns the Western Sahara file to the forefront
The content you want to browse is no longer in service or is currently unavailable.
