Tigrayan rebels and government each accuse the other of striking first as conflict resumes
and allowed a resumption of international aid to war-stricken Tigray after a three-month break.
The two sides disagree on who should lead negotiations, and the TPLF insists basic services must be restored to Tigray’s 6 million people before dialogue can begin. William Davison, a senior Ethiopia analyst for the International Crisis Group, said all parties should cease fighting before “a return to full-blown war”. He said: “This serious breach of the truce agreed earlier this year demonstrates the need for the two parties to arrange unconditional face-to-face negotiations as soon as these hostilities cease. It is also a deafening warning to the key international and regional actors that they must immediately ensure peace talks actually occur.
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