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Eritrean soldiers entered northern Ethiopian towns, government-allied commander says

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Eritrean soldiers have entered two towns in northern Ethiopia, according to a commander allied with the Ethiopian government. The development follows reports from local residents that Tigrayan opposition forces have withdrawn from the town of Shire. Military officers were observed conducting surveillance in at least one of the occupied locations.

This movement of forces marks a significant development in the ongoing conflict in northern Ethiopia. The presence of Eritrean troops in the region remains a point of international concern as the situation involving government-allied forces and Tigrayan opposition groups continues to evolve.

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