Hundreds of Ethiopians flee into Sudan after fresh fighting breaks out in Ethiopia’s Tigray region, according to multiple reports. The displacement follows clashes over the weekend, including fighting on Saturday, as forces linked to Ethiopia’s federal government confront rebels from the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF). Both sides accuse each other of trying to provoke a wider renewed conflict. The violence is described as the worst since a 2022 peace deal ended Ethiopia’s civil war, a timeline that places the new clashes in the context of fragile post-war stability. As fighting escalates, civilians cross into Sudan seeking safety, with reports describing “hundreds” arriving. The accounts emphasize the immediate trigger for the flight—renewed clashes in Tigray—and the mutual accusations between federal forces and the TPLF regarding the cause and intent behind the fighting. The reporting does not provide a single verified figure for the total number of people affected, but it consistently characterizes the movement as a short-term surge in people leaving Tigray for Sudan following renewed hostilities.