Event #5,974 · 20 Oct 2026
Statement · Hawelti Sub City
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed called on the people of Tigray to preserve their unity and institutions, urged armed youth to disarm and enter DDR, and asked military and political leaders to surrender peacefully.
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