Debretsion Gebremichael says Tigray is still at war and claims recent victories
The message was broadcast on Tigrayan television on Wednesday. The claim could not be independently verified and the federal government has not responded.

Lt. Gen. Fisseha Kidanu, identified on television as commander of the Tigray army, said on Thursday that the recent setbacks would be reversed and called on local militias and volunteers to fight and to attack government-held positions, the Associated Press reported. It said the government has the advantage in drones and heavy weapons, and that his location was not disclosed.
TPLF chairman Debretsion Gebremichael said in a message broadcast on Tigrayan television on Wednesday that the war in Tigray is still going on and that his forces have won victories, Africanews reported. He said Tigray would remain “a graveyard for its enemies”. The federal government has not responded.
Debretsion Gebremichael, chairman of the Tigray People's Liberation Front, said in a message broadcast on Tigrayan television on Wednesday that his forces are still fighting federal troops in Tigray and that they have won victories in recent days, Africanews reported. He said Tigray would remain “a graveyard for its enemies”. Last week TPLF forces said they had put hundreds of federal soldiers out of action in northern and central Tigray; that claim could not be independently verified. The federal government has not responded to his remarks. Federal forces entered Mekelle earlier this month after TPLF forces withdrew from the city.
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