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Sudan· KhartoumSudan Accuses Ethiopia of Supporting RSF Drone Attacks
Sudan alleges Ethiopia facilitates RSF drone attacks and supplies through its territory, a claim Ethiopia denies while emphasizing shared interests.
Background
Sudan has been embroiled in a civil conflict since April 2023, primarily between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). This conflict has led to a severe humanitarian crisis, widespread displacement, and accusations of war crimes. Neighboring countries, including Ethiopia, are navigating the regional implications of the ongoing instability.
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Accusations Against Ethiopia for Supporting RSF and Drone Attacks
First report 20h agoLast update 15h agoA researcher questions how Ethiopia could attack a power station in Sudan while also supplying it with electricity, noting a lack of payment since the crisis began.
An analyst suggests Ethiopia has no interest in targeting Sudanese security facilities and emphasizes a shared destiny between the two nations.
Sudanese officials accuse Ethiopia of using Asosa Airport to launch RSF drones and facilitate the entry of weapons and mercenaries, reserving the right to retaliate.
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