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Proximity talks resume in Algiers after delay

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    The latest Ethiopian announcement came as the two sides resumed proximity talks in Algiers on Tuesday, after a delay of one day, news agencies reported. The talks, brokered by the OAU, are also being attended by the US presidential envoy Anthony Lake and European Union (EU) representatives. Ethiopian Foreign Minister Seyoum Mesfin, speaking to journalists on arrival in Algiers on Monday evening, said his country would pursue its offensive until Eritrea pulled all its troops out of Ethiopian territory.

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