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Eritrea's Regime Military Adventurism Risks Dragging Horn of Africa Back Into Conflict

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[ENA] The Horn of Africa is once again facing the danger of military and political escalation as renewed manoeuvring involving Eritrea, illegal TPLF-led political and military actors, and other regional and external forces threatens to undermine the fragile peace achieved after years of devastating conflict.

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