TPLF says Ethiopian ban threatens the Tigray Peace Agreement

The main opposition party of Ethiopia called on the African Union to mediate with the federal government, and the election staff broke with the federal government after he cancel legal status as a party.

Tigray People’s Salvation Front (TPLF), said that the action is “dangerous” to prohibit any political activity and the 2022 deals ended in the 9-year conflict in the northern Tigray region, he said.

The party that manages Tigray has been for many years for many years to be banned from the fact that the party is not arrested on Wednesday.

The decision will come after political tensions in TIGray and after national elections, which will take place in June next year.

The party managed the 1991 coup to the stage and managed Ethiopia by 2018 to 2018.

This fought with a cruel two-year civil war against the federal government, who was killed in November 2022 and killed thousands of homes in Northern Ethiopia and ended with a peace of mind.

The party was established in 2023 as part of the temporary administration of Tigray, as a peace deal known as Pretoria peace agreement.

However, the party cannot conduct internal elections due to a division of two fractions to claim the party to manage the party.

Due to the lack of TPPF in the General Assembly, the National Election Commission of Ethiopia, which controls the behavior of political parties in TPPF.

However, the party challenged the action and called on the African Union to give “pressure” to postpone the ban on the federal government.

In a letter to AU, the party said that the party had returned the TPP with a Pretorian agreement and created a serious threat to the basis of the peace process.

He added that the peace deal was the legality of both parties and the political issue and the political issue was resolved by dialogue.

The Deputy Chairman of the TPLF said that the decision to the BBC, the decision issued by the Election Board, he said.

“This is not just about breaking the TPLF, but it is not to break people’s sacrifices,” he said.

The terms of the agreement, including a million people, including war IDPs, increased the fear of fresh violence in Tigray.

Several countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom and the European Union, said that they are “not returning to violence.”