Ethiopia tells the UN it is acting in self-defense against Eritrea
Summary
On 8 October a commander allied with Ethiopia's government said Eritrean soldiers had entered the northern Ethiopian towns of Adigrat and Idaga Hamus, with military officers conducting surveillance in Idaga Hamus. On 10 October The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported that Ethiopia has told the United Nations Security Council it is taking self-defense measures against Eritrea.
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How it unfolded
Saturday 10 October
Ethiopia told the United Nations Security Council it is taking self-defense measures against Eritrea.
- 03:41ABC NewsEthiopia tells UN it is acting in self-defense against Eritrea
- 03:14The Philadelphia InquirerEthiopia tells UN it is acting in self-defense against Eritrea
Thursday 8 October
A commander allied with Ethiopia's government reported that Eritrean soldiers entered the northern towns of Adigrat and Idaga Hamus.
- 03:43ABC NewsEritrean soldiers entered northern Ethiopian towns, government-allied commander says
- 02:43The Philadelphia InquirerEritrean soldiers entered northern Ethiopian towns, government-allied commander says