Tigray army commander Lt. Gen. Fisseha Kidanu calls on militias and volunteers to attack government-held positions
He spoke on Thursday on a new rebel television station, a day before the caretaker administration urged fighters to disarm, AP reported.

The Associated Press reported that Lt. Gen. Fisseha Kidanu, identified on television as commander of the Tigray army, spoke on Thursday on Tigray Broadcast Media, a new rebel station, and called on local militias and volunteers to engage government-held positions. His location was not disclosed.
Lt. Gen. Fisseha Kidanu called on local militias across the region and on volunteers joining the resistance to attack government-held positions, speaking on Thursday on Tigray Broadcast Media, a new rebel television station, the Associated Press reported. He was identified on the station as the commander of the Tigray army, and his whereabouts were not disclosed. "Local militias across the region — alongside all volunteers joining the resistance — are expected to engage the enemy," he said. He urged attacks to continue despite the government side's advantage in drones and heavy weapons. AP said the statement came a day before Redae Halefom Woldeselassie, a chief executive in Tigray's caretaker administration, called on fighters to lay down their arms and return home. The claim could not be independently verified.
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