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Sudan accuses Ethiopia of allowing RSF drone launches from its territory

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Briefings

Sudan accused Ethiopia of permitting Rapid Support Forces (RSF) to launch drones from its territory, raising concerns about RSF military capabilities and foreign backing. A researcher from ACLED spoke to France 24 about this allegation. The evidence is limited to a single statement from a researcher without corroborating data or broader context.

Key points

• Sudan accused Ethiopia of allowing RSF to launch drones from its territory.
• Ali Mahmoud Ali, a Sudan researcher at ACLED, spoke to France 24 about the allegation.

Context

This finding relates to ongoing tensions in the Horn of Africa involving Sudan, Ethiopia, and the RSF. No additional background on the conflict or specific dates is supplied.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single statement from a researcher at ACLED. No corroborating data, broader context, or specific dates are supplied.

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