Verdict: Unsupported
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Fact checks
Verdict: Misleading
Did Eritrea say its forces advanced into Ethiopia to counter an “imminent danger”, as APA News reported?
Verdict: Unsupported
Are Ethiopian and Eritrean forces fighting with heavy weapons and aircraft in Afar, as an EEPA report says?
Verdict: False
Does The Express Tribune's photo show “Eritrean troops deployed in Ethiopia's Tigray region”?
Verdict: Misleading
Are “Eritrean soldiers” fighting for Sudan's army, as a Horn Review headline says?
Verdict: False
Does NBC News's photo show “Tigrayan opposition fighters” in Mekelle?
Verdict: Unsupported
Did “Eritrean forces cross the border” into Tigray last week, as The New Humanitarian states?
Verdict: Misleading
Does Outlook India's photo show Ethiopia's drone attack on Eritrean troops?
Verdict: Unsupported
Have “Eritrean forces since invaded Ethiopian territory”, as Africanews reported?
Verdict: Misleading
Have Eritrean troops suffered “heavy losses” in Tigray, as an Al Arabiya post says an Ethiopian militia claims?
Verdict: Unsupported
Were Eritrean forces “seen entering towns” in Tigray “after crossing border”, as an AP headline states?
Verdict: Misleading
Has Eritrea released prisoners from Adi Abeyto into the army and armed all government employees, as an EEPA report says?
Verdict: False
Did Ethiopian forces cross into Eritrea and take Daba Sima, near Assab, on 11 October?
Verdict: Unsupported
Did Ethiopia launch a drone attack on Eritrean troops who crossed into Tigray, as a Guardian headline states?
Verdict: Unsupported
Have Eritrean troops crossed the border into Ethiopia, as a BBC headline states?
Verdict: Unsupported
Is Eritrea “invading Ethiopia”, as a Channel 4 News post on X asked?
Verdict: Unsupported
Are Eritrean forces entering Ethiopia “in large numbers” at eight named locations, as an X account posted?
Verdict: False
Is Assab part of Ethiopia, as a map displayed by Ethiopian army commanders suggests?
Verdict: Misleading
Did Eritrea “not deny” that its troops had crossed into Ethiopia?
Verdict: Unsupported
Has Ethiopia backed up its claim that “many Eritrean soldiers have been killed and captured”?
Verdict: Unsupported