A coalition of seven armed factions, previously at odds, has united in opposition to the government, marking a significant escalation in the conflict. The alliance signals a rare convergence of rival groups, raising concerns about the potential for broader instability. Analysts are closely watching whether this new front will intensify the violence or force the government into negotiations. The move underscores deepening divisions and the growing challenge to maintaining control amid shifting loyalties.
Seven armed groups have joined forces against Abiy Ahmed’s government, bringing former enemies into the same alliance.
