Residents in northern Ethiopia are marking a shift in their region following reports that Eritrean troops, long accused of crossing into the country, have pulled back from disputed areas. The move comes amid ongoing tensions and allegations of military involvement in the conflict, raising hopes for a potential easing of violence. Local communities, who have faced displacement and hardship, are expressing cautious optimism as they assess the situation. Authorities have yet to confirm the details, leaving many to await further clarity on whether the withdrawal signals lasting peace or a temporary lull.
People in northern Ethiopia are celebrating after a reported withdrawal of Eritrean forces accused of an incursion.
