The Tigrayan forces in northern Ethiopia have handed over their heavy weapons in line with the ceasefire agreement signed in South Africa in November.
Spokesman for the rebel Getachew Reda, revealed that the transfer had been confirmed by an African Union monitoring and verification team.
The move is central to the agreement along with services being restored in the war-torn region where hundreds of thousands of people were killed.
Another condition is the withdrawal of Eritrean soldiers who fought alongside the Ethiopian government.
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