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The Ethiopian government, with ally Eritrea, recaptured many of Tigray’s major towns ahead of the new peace deal. Meanwhile, the insurgency in Oromia continues.
Ethiopia Control Map: Tigray War Revival & New Truce – Nov. 2022 (Subscription) Full Article »
After expanding their control a bit farther into neighboring Afar state, Tigray rebels have reached an informal truce with the Ethiopian government. Meanwhile, the insurgency in Oromia state continues.
Ethiopia Control Map: Tigray War on Pause – April 2022 (Subscription) Full Article »
Tigray rebels, with some help from Oromo insurgents, extended their control nearly to Ethiopia’s capital city last November, but have since been pushed back.
In a dramatic reversal, Tigray rebels are now on the offensive after recapturing their state’s capital in northern Ethiopia. To illustrate the situation, PolGeoNow is again honored to feature the latest version of this territorial control map created by our colleague Daniel from Passport Party.
Free Site Guest Feature: Map of Control in Ethiopia’s Tigray Conflict (August 2021) Full Article »
In the latest map of Ethiopia’s Tigray war by our colleague Daniel from Passport Party, see how the courses of both state and international borders have changed during the conflict.
Free Site Guest Feature: Border Changes in Ethiopia’s Tigray Conflict (February 2021) Full Article »
PolGeoNow doesn’t have its own map of control in Ethiopia’s Tigray conflict so far, but we found the next best thing: this excellent control map from a trusted colleague.
