The Sudan connection: Is Ethiopia at risk of a proxy war?

Ethiopia and Sudan are trading accusations over their respective armed conflicts. This escalation of tensions between the two countries raises concerns about the potential for a proxy war. A proxy war would involve one or both countries using external forces to fight their battles, which could lead to increased instability in the region. This could have significant implications for the Horn of Africa, a region already plagued by conflict and poverty.

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Ethiopia and Sudan are trading accusations, increasing tensions in the Horn of Africa. This could lead to further conflict and instability in the region.

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