Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Egypt are providing diplomatic support to the Sudanese Armed Forces regarding the ongoing conflict.
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Updated Aug 26
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Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Egypt are providing diplomatic support to the Sudanese Armed Forces regarding the ongoing conflict.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Boulos addressed the UNSC on the Sudan conflict, highlighting Egypt's vocal support for Sudan's military.1 source
Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Egypt are receiving international envoys and backing the Sudanese Armed Forces.1 source
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The entities involved
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Ethiopia
country in the Horn of Africa
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Eritrea
country in the Horn of Africa
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Egypt
country in Northeast Africa and Southwest Asia
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Related events
- Relations between Ethiopia and Eritrea have deteriorated, while Sudan accuses Ethiopia of supporting the RSF.
- War is reported to be spilling across borders involving Sudan, Ethiopia, and Chad, with military movements noted.
- Sudanese fighters are advancing in Kordofan and conducting operations in West Darfur, while border clashes with Ethiopia and diplomatic activity in Rwanda are also reported.
- Regional powers, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Ethiopia, are supporting warring parties in the ongoing conflict in Sudan.
- Regional instability caused by the situation in Sudan is leading to warnings that conflict could spread into Ethiopia and involve Eritrea.