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Sudan: Government Authorities Sends Troops To Ethiopian Border

Last updated on September 11th, 2021 at 08:10 am

The Sudanese government has reportedly sent troops to the Ethiopian border, this is coming due to the rise of interethnic conflict between the two countries.

On Saturday saw pressures ascend among Sudan and neighbor Ethiopia as Khartoum conveyed huge military fortifications along its eastern fringe days after a trap credited to Ethiopian powers.

Episodes consistently happen on this rural fringe between Ethiopian ranchers who come to develop on this region guaranteed by Sudan

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