The newly-formed United Front of Ethiopian Federalist and Confederalist Forces aims to form a transitional government 'by force or by negotiation'.
Nine armed Ethiopian factions have joined forces in a bid to remove Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed from power.Federalist and Confederalist Forces aims to form a transitional government"by force or by negotiation".
Mr Gebre-Christos said members of the alliance would"cooperate in all areas with no limits" but conceded,"we are not here to form a government".
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