Fighting has broken out once again in Ethiopia’s Tigray region between the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) and the Ethiopian federal army. This renewed conflict centers around a contested area in the north, raising concerns of a return to the devastating war that concluded in 2022. The previous war resulted in an estimated 600,000 deaths and has left Tigray in a state of ongoing recovery. Despite mediation attempts led by the United States and the African Union, efforts to prevent further violence have been unsuccessful. The situation remains volatile, with the potential for a prolonged and deadly conflict. Reporting from Addis Ababa, correspondent Tom Canetti is following developments closely. The resumption of hostilities casts a shadow over the fragile peace established in the region.