YouTubeInstagram
ናትና ዜናNatna News
Wednesday, 30 September 2026
Eritrea & the Horn of Africa · NatnaTV
Eritrea & the Horn of Africa · NatnaTV
LIVE
Live: Eritrea v South Africa — Africa Cup of Nations qualifierTwo drone explosions reported at Ethiopia's Bishoftu air force base; senior pilot Kassahun Lema killedMSF says war-wounded at its Korem and Alamata hospitals rose from 180 to more than 420 in four daysDW says residents reported 11 killed and 15 wounded at the Alamata market; the claim could not be verifiedDrone hits Tigrai TV headquarters in Mekelle, taking the station off airAl Jazeera says federal forces have pushed more than 150km into Tigray and taken Mekoni, Wajena and Adi GudomFederal troops and Tigray forces fighting on three fronts: the army holds Alamata and Sekota, Tigray forces push into AfarTigray forces close to cutting Ethiopia's Djibouti road; at least 150,000 displaced in AfarAl Jazeera says the Ethiopian army has retaken Sekota; federal forces reported closing in on AlamataTwo of the seven groups named in Ethiopia's new rebel alliance say they are not part of itEU allocates €61 million for Ethiopia as the UN says aid access is severely restrictedUCI fines Girmay, Mulubrhan and Eritrea's sports director over team kit at the WorldsSix US senators urge Rubio to push for a return to Tigray talks and criticise the lapse of sanctionsUN and AU back Obasanjo's renewed mediation and urge a return to direct talks in northern EthiopiaRed Cross moves 161 people, including African Union monitors and Ethiopian Airlines staff, from Mekelle to SemeraSomali army and forces loyal to ousted South West president fight for BaidoaEthiopia's Council of Ministers approves a redraft of the Defence Forces Proclamation and sends it to parliamentSudan and Egypt reject Ethiopian army chief's accusation; Sudan says the RSF was aided from Ethiopian soilAfar president accuses the Eritrean army of taking part in the fightingJapan urges compliance with the Pretoria Agreement; Britain condemns the Tigray forces' attacksEritrean riders in action at the World Championships in MontrealTelecoms and internet cut in TigrayAfar party chief says Tigray forces seized three towns in Zones 2 and 4; AFP told Erebti has fallenOsman Saleh calls at the UN for an end to the war destabilising the Horn and to intervention "under the rubric of humanitarian assistance"Sudan Tribune says an RSF faction commander joined the army with 50 fightersSudan's army says it downed an RSF drone in North Kordofan as warplanes resume strikes on NyalaExplosion heard at Kombolcha airport as flights are suspendedIsrael's foreign ministry says it is working to evacuate about 20 Israelis stranded in LalibelaEthiopian army chief says forces are answering with wisdom and restraintDarfur authorities reopen the Tina crossing with Chad for aid deliveriesRising cost of living in Djibouti squeezes Ethiopian truck drivers on the corridorMeskel celebrated across Eritrea, with Patriarch Abune Basilios leading prayers in AsmaraPresident Taye presses Ethiopia's case for sea access and Security Council reform at the UNPatriarch Abune Mathias calls for peace at the Meskel Demera in Addis AbabaUN rights chief says five schools in Tigray were hit by airstrikes, urges de-escalationUN says more than 400 Sudanese are crossing into Chad every dayTwo killed as an RSF drone strikes a displacement shelter in El ObeidSaudi Arabia complains to the UN over a drone strike on its aid convoy in SudanEritrea takes part in the 195th UCI Congress in MontrealNew 180,000 cubic metre dam inaugurated at Adi-HawoshaSudan's attorney general rejected the UAE's hosting of the UN crime congressTrump rejected Iran's seven-day proposal; Iran says it will not back downOsman Saleh discussed Red Sea security with the foreign ministers of Algeria, Burkina Faso and EgyptBurhan rejects US conditions for a truceEthiopians sweep Berlin Marathon as Assefa misses world record by 1:08Drone strike hits major fuel depot in central SudanUN rights chief warns Ethiopia against a return to full-scale warSaudi Arabia asks UN to protect Hormuz, Bab el-Mandeb and the Red SeaSudan Tribune: RSF takes $4 a barrel from South Sudan oil exportsAt least 27 killed in two mass shootings in South African townshipsSudanese doctors say RSF looted and wrecked hospital in recaptured SodariEthiopia presses case for sea access at the UN General AssemblyEritrea rejects Ethiopian army chief's accusationTrump rejects Iran plan to reopen the Strait of HormuzSudanese army says it has taken Sodari in North KordofanFano says it captured army vehicles and weapons in AmharaArrests near UK air base used by US forcesWazema reports senior Tigray security officials detained in MekelleFighting spreads into Afar with clashes in AbalaEthiopian Orthodox Patriarch calls for peace and reconciliation at MeskelPlane crash in DR Congo kills 17, including two senior military officialsVenezuela frees 39 political prisoners after talks with the oppositionDjibouti price surge squeezes Ethiopian truck drivers as Yemen war clouds Red Sea routeEU announces almost 710 million euros in new humanitarian and migration fundingSeventeen killed in shooting at South African barGerman and Russian foreign ministers hold first talks since 2022Young men leaving Tigray over forced-recruitment fearsInternet and phone lines cut across TigrayHRW: Mekelle airstrike should be investigated as a possible war crime
← Back
Ethiopia

Al Jazeera says federal forces have pushed more than 150km into Tigray and taken Mekoni, Wajena and Adi Gudom

Adi Gudom is about 39km from the regional capital Mekelle. The reports could not be independently verified.

Ethiopian News Agency (ENA) — file photograph of the Ethiopian National Defence Forces
LIVE
'

Wazema Radio reported on 30 September that federal troops captured Niraq, the administrative seat of Abergele district in Waghemra zone of Amhara region, on 29 September. Wazema said the area had been under the control of Tigray forces and allied Agaw militia for more than five months. The report could not be independently verified.

'

Al Jazeera reported on 30 September, citing government-linked sources and military observers, that federal forces had advanced more than 150km into Tigray and taken Mekoni, Wajena and Adi Gudom, the last about 39km from Mekelle. The report could not be independently verified.

Al Jazeera, citing government-linked sources and military observers, reported on 30 September that Ethiopian federal forces had advanced more than 150 kilometres into Tigray and taken the towns of Mekoni, Wajena and Adi Gudom, the last of these about 39 kilometres from the regional capital Mekelle. The report could not be independently verified; restrictions on access to the conflict areas make details of the fighting and of territorial changes difficult to establish. Wazema separately reported the same advance of more than 150 kilometres by the Ethiopian National Defence Forces.

This story is also available in Tigrinya.

ብትግርኛ ኣንብብ

Comments

Natna News expects respect in the comments.1500