Event #5,947 · 19 Oct 2026
Statement · Hawelti Sub City
Getachew Reda stated that many TPLF leaders and military commanders have rejected further conflict, while reporting upcoming operations by the Ethiopian National Defense Force and Tigray Peace Forces in the Tembien, Adet, and Zana valleys to disarm remaining fighters.
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