Itoobiya ayaa ku eedeysay dalka Eritrea, Suudaan iyo Masar inay taageerayaan maleeshiyaadka dagaalka, halka dowladahaasi ay si adag u diideen
Dagaal cusub oo ka socda waqooyiga Itoobiya ayaa sii kordhay, iyadoo dowladda Itoobiya ay ku eedeysay dalka Eritrea, Suudaan iyo Masar inay taageerayaan maleeshiyaadka dagaalka, halka dowladahaasi ay si adag u diideen eedeymahaas.
Eedeymaha Itoobiya iyo jawaabaha dowladaha
Saraakiisha ciidamada Itoobiya ayaa sheegay in dagaalka cusub uu ka dhashay arrimo dibedda ah, iyagoo ku eedeeyay dalka Eritrea, Suudaan iyo Masar inay taageerayaan maleeshiyaadka dagaalka. Birhanu Jula, hoggaamiyaha ciidamada Itoobiya, ayaa ku tilmaamay dalka Eritrea, Suudaan iyo Masar inay yihiin 'adversaries' ee Itoobiya.
Dowladaha Eritrea, Suudaan iyo Masar ayaa si adag u diideen eedeymaha Itoobiya. Masar ayaa sheegtay in siyaasadeeda dibedda ay ku salaysan tahay 'xaqiiqda dalka' iyo 'in la xadgudbinayo arrimaha gudaha' dalka kale, halka Suudaan ay ku tilmaantay eedeymaha inay 'baseless' yihiin.
Xaaladda dibedda iyo khilaafaadka hore
Xaaladda dibedda Itoobiya ayaa ah mid adag, iyadoo dowladda Itoobiya iyo Masar ay ku khilaafsan yihiin qorshaha GERD, halka Suudaan iyo Itoobiya ay ku khilaafsan yihiin taageerada Itoobiya ee RSF. Eritrea ayaa horey u la dagaalantay Itoobiya, laakiin xiriirka labada dal ayaa sii xumaaday.
Qaar ka mid ah wargaysyada iyo wakiillada Itoobiya ayaa sheegay in Itoobiya ay ku eedeysay dalka dibedda si ay uga fogaato khilaafaadka gudaha, halka wakiillada Masar ay sheegeen in eedeymaha Itoobiya ay yihiin 'in la xadgudbo khilaafaadka gudaha'.
Khataraha dagaalka ee dibedda
Dagaalka cusub ee Itoobiya ayaa sii kordhay, iyadoo dagaalka uu ka socdo waqooyiga Itoobiya, halka dagaalka uu ka socdo waqooyiga Itoobiya, iyadoo dagaalka uu ka socdo waqooyiga Itoobiya, iyadoo dagaalka uu ka socdo waqooyiga Itoobiya.
Qaar ka mid ah wargaysyada iyo wakiillada Itoobiya ayaa sheegay in Itoobiya ay ku eedeysay dalka dibedda si ay uga fogaato khilaafaadka gudaha, halka wakiillada Masar ay sheegeen in eedeymaha Itoobiya ay yihiin 'in la xadgudbo khilaafaadka gudaha'.
Ethiopia's army chief has accused Eritrea, Sudan and Egypt of backing armed opposition groups as fighting spreads across the northern regions of Tigray, Amhara and Afar, raising fears of regional spillover.
Addis Ababa Names Regional Powers as Backers
Ethiopian army chief Birhanu Jula attributed the country's unrest to Eritrea, Sudan and Egypt, describing them as Ethiopia's 'historical and contemporary adversaries'. He accused Eritrea of acting as a go-between linking these external powers with armed groups inside Ethiopia.
All three countries have rejected the accusations. Egyptian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Nader Zaki said Cairo's foreign policy is founded on 'full respect for the sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity of states, and noninterference in the internal affairs of other countries'.
Strained Ties and Domestic Criticism
Sudan's military dismissed the accusations as 'baseless' and accused Ethiopia of supporting the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), while Ethiopia denied those allegations. Egypt's relations with Addis Ababa remain tense over the unresolved Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam dispute.
Analysts and opposition figures say the government is pointing at foreign conspiracies to rally support behind its national army. Mohamed Selim, deputy chair of the Egyptian parliament's African Affairs Committee, told Al Jazeera the accusations were an attempt to shift attention from Ethiopia's domestic problems by creating an external enemy.
Risk of Regional War Mounts
The renewed fighting has spread across Tigray and into neighbouring Amhara and Afar, regions with a combined population of more than 38 million. The three areas include territories near the borders with Djibouti and Eritrea, raising fears of a wider regional conflict.
Ammar Arki warned that the longer Addis Ababa continues to explain its internal crisis in terms of an 'external conspiracy', the greater the risk that Ethiopia's conflict could move beyond its borders and become regional.
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