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20 Apr 2025
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Le Monde: Ethiopian government seeks to ease tensions in Tigray
Recent political appointments in Ethiopia may impact tensions in Tigray, a region recently affected by a devastating two-year conflict. Tadesse Werede has been appointed to lead the interim administration of Tigray, while Getachew Reda has transitioned to a federal advisory role, raising questions about stability.
The rivalry between Getachew Reda and TPLF leader Debretsion Gebremichael has intensified, leading to factional clashes. These developments come amid ongoing unrest in Tigray, which has faced significant humanitarian challenges following the war that resulted in an estimated 600,000 casualties.
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Times Of Israel: Zelensky: Ukraine will keep Putin’s Easter truce, but Moscow already violated ceasefire
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that Ukraine would observe a 30-hour Easter truce declared by Russian President Vladimir Putin. However, air raid sirens sounded in Kyiv shortly after the truce was set to begin, with Zelensky accusing Russia of continuing artillery fire and assaults.
Both Ukraine and Russia conducted a significant prisoner exchange, returning over 240 captured fighters. Despite the truce, skepticism remains among Ukrainian soldiers regarding Russia's intentions, as previous ceasefire attempts have failed. The conflict continues to escalate, with ongoing military operations reported.
GB News: Vladimir Putin announces 'Easter truce' with Ukraine as Russia temporarily halts fighting
Vladimir Putin has declared a temporary "Easter truce" with Ukraine, effective from 6 PM Moscow time until midnight Monday, urging Ukraine to reciprocate. The ceasefire is positioned as a humanitarian gesture, though the Kremlin warns its forces must remain prepared for potential violations.
This announcement follows reports that the U.S. may recognize Crimea as Russian territory, potentially influencing peace negotiations. The truce echoes a previous UN proposal from 2022, which Ukraine accepted but Russia rejected.