Fetlework Gebregziabher, a prominent figure in the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), has emerged as a vocal critic of the Ethiopian federal government’s military actions in the Tigray region.

Appointed and later removed by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, she now accuses Addis Ababa of shifting troops from western Tigray to the east, a move she claims could escalate conflict.Her allegations, made during a recent press briefing, highlight deepening tensions between the TPLF and the federal government.The article explores her decades-long involvement with the TPLF, her rise to prominence, and the political ramifications of her accusations.It also touches on broader issues of regional autonomy, military strategy, and the impact of these developments on Ethiopia’s political landscape.

The piece underscores the complex dynamics between the TPLF and the federal government, suggesting that her claims could influence the trajectory of the conflict in Tigray.

The article emphasizes the need for transparency and dialogue to address the growing concerns among TPLF members and the wider population affected by the ongoing tensions.