THE TPLF HAS NO AIR FORCE, BUT IT CAN MATCH THE FEDERAL ARMY
It could be a long war, because Tigrayans are over-represented in the armed forces, and much of the army’s heavy weapons and equipment, which were based in Tigray because of the border war with Eritrea, has fallen into the TPLF’s hands. The TPLF has no air force, but...
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