International Conflicts in Ethiopia and Yemen Enter Temporary Truces

other · March-April 2022 · Ethiopia and Yemen

Temporary truces have been declared in the conflicts in Ethiopia and Yemen as of late March and early April 2022. The Ethiopian government declared a humanitarian truce on March 24, 2022, aiming to end a 16-month conflict in Tigray. A two-month truce in Yemen has also been established, allowing fuel imports but not food. These truces offer hope for negotiated peace in two of the world's deadliest conflicts.

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• “The Ethiopian government’s declaration of a ‘humanitarian truce’ on 24 March...The two-month truce is a blessing...If it works, there will still be a big and dangerous war in Ukraine, but two of the world’s three worst wars will be over.” — The Islands Grapevine – April 7th, 2022 (April 7th, 2022)

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