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Eritrean aggression must not be overlooked | Letter

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Ethiopian Ambassador to the UK, Biruk Mekonnen, argues that an editorial overlooked Eritrean aggression and wrongly implied causation between PM Abiy Ahmed's peace efforts and the Tigray War. Mekonnen asserts that dialogue must not reward armed aggression and that Ethiopia's pursuit of Red Sea access and Nile resources should not be portrayed as threats.
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Biruk Mekonnen, the Ethiopian ambassador to the UK, responds to an editorial on the war in TigrayYour attention to Ethiopia is welcome, but your editorial (8 October) presents an incomplete account of the crisis, framing Ethiopia’s national interests as sources of regional instability while insufficiently examining the actions of other actors. The opening reference to the Nobel peace prize is particularly telling.

Eritrean aggression must not be overlooked | Letter
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