Ethiopia: TPLF's Belligerence Forcing Hands Extended for Peace to Recoil - GCS

Addis Ababa — The Government of Ethiopia while responding steadfastly to attacks launched by TPLF in various directions, has still not closed off the options for peace, Government Communication Service said.

In a statement Government Communication Service issued today said the TPLF has continued utilizing its worn-out human wave strategy, that places children, youth and the elderly people of Tigray as sacrificial lambs.

The Government of Ethiopia while responding steadfastly to attacks launched by TPLF in various directions, has still not closed off the options for peace, the statement said.

It added that the invasion of Kobo and the surrounding areas by the TPLF on the Eastern side of the Amhara Region has not gone as the group planned, due to the concerted response effort of our heroic defense forces and the local communities. The group, however, has rather expanded its belligerence to other areas, the statement said.

The TPLF clique which cannot survive without war, has launched an invasion in the direction of Wag, Wolqait and border areas with Sudan (Amhara Region), it noted, adding that the heroic national defense forces are defending this invasion with full preparedness and resolve.

The statement said "we continue to urge the international community to do what it can to pressure the belligerent group for a peaceful resolution of the conflict.

We call on the people of Tigray, who are our people, to free themselves from the suffering caused by the tyranny of TPLF and condemn the belligerence, it added.

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