Sudan accuses Ethiopia of hosting training camps while the UAE provides financial backing to various conflict groups.
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Updated Oct 31
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What happened
Sudan accuses Ethiopia of hosting training camps while the UAE provides financial backing to various conflict groups.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Ethiopia is accused of using military bases to supply RSF, escalating border tensions with Sudan.1 source
- Drones struck power stations in White Nile and Shendi States in Sudan, leading to accusations against the UAE and Ethiopia.Sub-event
Strikes targeted facilities in El Manaqil and Omdurman, with drones allegedly launched from Ethiopia.1 source
Ethiopia is accused of supporting the RSF militia via drones, and the UAE is cited as supporting aggression against Sudan.1 source
UAE provides financial backing to conflict groups and Sudan accuses Ethiopia of hosting training camps.1 source
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Sudan-Ethiopia drone strikes and cross-border military supportAlso in this story
- Clashes have erupted along the border between Sudan and Ethiopia, leading to the arrival of refugees from Ethiopia into Sudan.
- An RSF training camp is located near Asosa, a western town in Ethiopia, amid regional instability caused by Sudan's conflict.
The entities involved
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Sudan
country in Northeast Africa
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United Arab Emirates
country in Western Asia
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Ethiopia
country in the Horn of Africa
Related events
- UAE funds, arms, and supports RSF in Sudan; EU negotiates trade with UAE; Parliament passes texts condemning conflict; UAE also trained mercenaries in Libya.
- UAE engages in UN diplomacy, facing criticism over Sudan sanctions while conducting visits related to Rafah and Gaza.
- Rivalry between Abu Dhabi and Saudi Arabia is leading to actions against Sudan, including backing the army and imposing financial blockades.
- Geopolitical tensions in the Horn of Africa escalate as Ethiopia faces proxy wars fueled by external actors like Iran, UAE, Ankara, and Doha, with Egypt also involved.
- A UAE investor initiated arbitration proceedings against South Sudan.