Senior TPLF Leaders Killed

The capital of Tigray, Mekelle, by Ethiopian powers at the end of November, was described by the public authority in Addis Ababa, while the completion of the powers allowed the faithful to the previous Government of the Northern.

However, on 29 June, seven months after Ethiopian Prime Minister Ahmed proclaimed Triumph, his soldiers erased Mekelle in the midst of the historic trails following the sending of a significant counter-offensive of the Tigrayan powers.

The revelation came while Ethiopia faced the back of the rear of the tenactious reports of extrajudicial assassinations, an inevitable assault and famine as conditions in Tigray, where the United Nations went more than 90%. 6,000,000 occupants need food aid.

He conferred certain expectations that follows eight months of serious fighting, the district can see a judgment in the fight against the fight. Anyway, at the arrival of the withdrawal of the Ethiopian armed force of Mekelle, telephone lines on Tigray, just like the restricted web access used by the help associations to their activities, have been cut off.

Then, at this point, reports have shown that a scaffolding on the TEKEZE River, a key intersection point to help the means of transport in Tigray, has been erased. The two combat groups exchanged the fault.

Improvements continue to hinder the means of transmission of influenced populations, including a portion of the 2,000,000 individuals inside dislodged by the conflict.

"We are incredibly worried about AccessLimitations and out of Tigray with the Shire and Mekelle Air Fine Terminals and some Streets associating Tigray hindered, especially the street from Shire and Debark where we have a functional base in the premises Amhara," says Neven Crvenković, representative of the United Nations Organization in Ethiopia.

"The BridgeCross Riverhas TEKEZE cancellation has delivered this impracticable street - it seriously influences our ability to move into personnel, help with equally fundamental equipment such as fundamental supplies such as training, food."