ACLED says Tigray forces and Agaw fighters took Nirak in Amhara's Wag Hamra zone; the Ethiopian army re-entered the town a day later
Nirak is the administrative centre of Abergele woreda. ACLED is a conflict-monitoring group; the accounts could not be independently verified.

The Critical Threats Project said that, according to the Ethiopian Conflict Map, Tigray Defence Forces and the Amhara Fano National Movement had retaken Abergele by 23 October, days after the Ethiopian army re-entered the woreda centre at Nirak. It said the Ethiopian army has carried out drone strikes around Abergele. The reports could not be independently verified.
ACLED reported that the Ethiopian army re-entered Nirak on 20 October and that the Agaw armed group and Tigray Defence Forces began to retreat.
ACLED reported that the Agaw armed group and Tigray Defence Forces took control of Nirak, the administrative centre of Abergele woreda in the Wag Hamra zone of Amhara region, on 19 October. It said they had fought local militias beforehand. On 20 October the Ethiopian National Defence Force re-entered the town and the two groups began to retreat, ACLED said. The accounts of the fighting could not be independently verified.
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