| 5,588,316 |
15.3333 |
38.9333 |
Eritrea |
|
Eritrea accepted a UN Security Council ceasefire agreement issued on May 12, but Ethiopia refused to stop fighting before the start of peace negotiations, the two nations said Monday in letters to the president of the UN |
| 5,588,320 |
15.11389 |
37.59278 |
Eritrea |
|
Ethiopia bombed "strategic locations" between Barentu and Omhajer along the Mereb-Setit Front, government sources reported as witnesses confirmed heavy fighting |
| 5,588,324 |
15.11389 |
37.59278 |
Eritrea |
|
Fighting continued at the Mereb-Setit front for the fifth consecutive day as Ethiopia advanced on Eritrean positions near Barentu |
| 5,588,328 |
14.92694 |
38.56583 |
Eritrea |
|
Ethiopia bombed locations between Mai Dima and Areza along the Mereb-Setit Front, government sources reported |
| 5,588,332 |
15.11389 |
37.59278 |
Eritrea |
|
Fighting and Ethiopian airstrikes continued in the vicinity of Dase and Barentu as Ethiopian forces advance during the sixth day of fighting at the Mereb-Setit front |
| 5,588,336 |
15.11389 |
37.59278 |
Eritrea |
|
Ethiopia captured the important Eritrean town of Barentu early Thursday morning after Eritrea withdrew civilians and military personnel late Wednesday |
| 5,588,340 |
14.93333 |
37.5 |
Eritrea |
|
Ethiopian troops Wednesday captured Das, a border town in southwest Eritrea, as the renewed border conflict continued for the sixth day |
| 5,588,344 |
14.8333 |
39.3667 |
Eritrea |
|
Ethiopian airstrikes targeted the vicinity of Senafe, Adi Keyih, and Segeneyiti |
| 5,588,348 |
15.11389 |
37.59278 |
Eritrea |
|
The Eritrean Relief and Refugee Commission (ERREC) reported twelve civilian deaths from Ethiopian attacks on Barentu and confirmed that an estimated 550,000 people are currently displaced in Eritrea at a meeting of aid workers |
| 5,588,352 |
15.60972 |
39.45 |
Eritrea |
|
Ethiopia claimed warplanes bombed Eritrean military positions close to the Eritrean Red Sea port town of Massawa; Eritrea denied the claim, identifying the target instead as Isafayle, a small civilian village 50 miles south of Massawa |
