Fighting breaks out at Kurmuk in Benishangul-Gumuz; ACLED says Tigray forces clashed with the Ethiopian army and regional police
ACLED said the fighting followed armed men crossing the border from Sudan; the report could not be independently verified.

The Critical Threats Project said Benishangul-Gumuz regional state media claimed on 22 October that three vehicles carrying TPLF fighters entered the region from Sudan's Blue Nile state, that regional forces killed, wounded or captured several of them, and that the regional government blamed Egypt, Eritrea and Sudan. The Critical Threats Project said it could not verify the incursion.
ACLED reported that fighters it identified as Tigray Defence Forces clashed with the Ethiopian National Defence Force and regional police at Kurmuk in Benishangul-Gumuz on 21 October, after armed men crossed the border from Sudan. It gave no casualty figures.
ACLED reported that on 21 October, at Kurmuk in Ethiopia's Benishangul-Gumuz region, fighters it identified as Tigray Defence Forces clashed with the Ethiopian National Defence Force and regional police. It said the fighting broke out after armed men crossed the border from Sudan. Kurmuk sits on the Sudanese border. ACLED gave no casualty figures. Neither the Ethiopian federal government nor the TPLF has commented on the report, which could not be independently verified.
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