Wazema says the Ethiopian army showed foreign military attachés weapons it says were captured in Mekelle, accusing Eritrea and Sudan of supplying them
The outlet said the briefing was held on 13 October at ENDF Ground Forces headquarters, where Maj. Gen. Teshome Gemechu addressed the attachés. Eritrea and Sudan deny any involvement in the conflict.

Wazema Radio said the Ethiopian National Defence Force invited foreign military attachés in Addis Ababa to its Ground Forces headquarters on 13 October and showed them weapons, including drones, that it said were captured in Mekelle. The outlet, citing sources it did not name, said the army told the attachés the equipment had been supplied by Eritrea and Sudan to armed groups in northern Ethiopia. Both countries deny any involvement in the conflict.
Wazema Radio reported on 14 October that the Ethiopian National Defence Force invited foreign military attachés based in Addis Ababa to its Ground Forces headquarters on 13 October and showed them a cache of weapons, including drones. The outlet said the army told the attachés that Eritrea and Sudan had supplied the equipment to armed groups fighting in northern Ethiopia. According to the report, the weapons were said to have been captured in Mekelle when federal troops entered the city without resistance earlier this month. Maj. Gen. Teshome Gemechu, director of foreign relations and military cooperation, briefed the attachés. Wazema said the account came from sources it did not name, and it carried no public statement from the army. Ethiopia has repeatedly accused Eritrea and Sudan of backing the TPLF; both countries deny any involvement in the conflict.
