UN Security Council to hold closed consultations on northern Ethiopia at the United States' request
The meeting was requested by the United States; Martin Kimani is expected to brief members.

Kulu Media said Council members are divided over the response: some may back a joint press statement, while others prefer to leave mediation to the African Union and the Pretoria framework. It said Tuesday's consultations are the Council's second discussion of the crisis in about two weeks, after closed consultations on 30 September at France's request.
Security Council Report said the UN Security Council is to hold closed consultations on the Horn of Africa on Tuesday, requested by the United States over the escalation in northern Ethiopia, with UN Assistant Secretary-General for Africa Martin Kimani expected to brief members.
Security Council Report said the UN Security Council is to hold closed consultations on the Horn of Africa on Tuesday, requested by the United States in response to the escalation in northern Ethiopia. It said Martin Kimani, the UN Assistant Secretary-General for Africa in the Departments of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs and Peace Operations, is expected to brief members. It said the Council held similar closed consultations on the Horn on 30 September at France's request, with the same briefer. Kulu Media said no formal Security Council statement or resolution has been announced. The consultations are closed, so no public account of what members say is expected.
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