Eritrea severs diplomatic ties with Ethiopia after Ethiopia expels 10 diplomats and closes its embassy in Asmara
Eritrea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the decision in response to Ethiopia declaring 10 Eritrean diplomats in Addis Ababa, including the charge d’affaires, persona non grata and requiring them to leave within 48 hours. Ethiopia cited Eritrea's "direct and indirect acts of hostility" for its actions, while Eritrea accused Ethiopia of incessant hostility and supporting opposition groups.
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