Ethiopian National Defense Force troops discover a depot containing many weapons and ammunition kept by the Tigray People's Liberation Front, after the army raided the regional capital, Mekele. Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy declared victory on Saturday night, saying that military operations in Tigray were "completed" -- but the TPLF has vowed to fight on.
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