Matt Bryden, a fundamental aide for Sahan Research who revolves around the Horn of Africa, revealed to Al Jazeera the TPLF has a specific focus on driving out Eritrean troopers.

"Whether or not the Eritreans pull out, the breaking point among Ethiopia and Eritrea was for quite a while provoked and it was Ethiopia's powerlessness to take out powers from an area conceded to Eritrea that was generally a thorn on the Eritreans," he said.

"By and by, assuming the Eritreans pull out from Tigray anyway they to remain in those areas that were at that point under Ethiopian control, the Tigran's are most likely going to associate with them militarily and retake that land back for Tigray," Bryden added.

"The other idea is that President Isaias is viewed as by the … TPLF to be their brilliant adversary - I think altogether significantly more a risk than the Ethiopian government. So I wouldn't be stunned if we see [the Tigray forces] now starting to push the Eritreans off to the careful - or endeavor to, in any event and pursued affecting distinction and wobbliness in Eritrea with the view to removing Isaias."

The public authority in Addis Ababa sent warriors into Tigray in November 2020 to dispense with the TPLF, the region's supervising party that overpowered Ethiopia's public regulative issues for right around 30 years until Abiu came to control in 2018.

Abiu, the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize champion, said the strategic action came as a result of TPLF attacks on regulatory equipped power camps, a charge excused by the TPLF which reviled the public authority and abutting Eritrea of dispatching a "arranged attack" against it.