Tigray forces have fired missiles on Asmara, Eritrean capital. Reportedly 3 missiles were fired by Tigray forces which hit Information Ministry building, Airport and a residential complex in Asmara, capital city of Eritrea. Earlier in the day, TPLF ( Tigray People's Liberation Front ) spokesperson Getachew Ruda, in a TV interview, threatened to hit Eritrean cities if Eritrea allegedly kept on backing Ethiopian government forces. Tigray's TPLF accuses Eritrea of backing Ethiopian government forces against Tigray fighters. On November 4, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmad Ali, launched a major offensive into Tigray region of Ethiopia. Tigray region shares border with Eritrea.
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