Ethiopia oo amartay lix diblomaasi oo Suudaaniis ah inay 48 saacadood gudahood baxaan
Amarka waxaa la bixiyay Talaado, iyadoo Sudan ay dowladda Ethiopia ku eedeynayso in ciidamada RSF ay dhulkeeda ka fuliyaan weerarro diyaaradaha aan duuliyaha lahayn.
Ethiopia ayaa amartay lix diblomaasi oo Suudaaniis ah inay dalka ka baxaan 48 saacadood gudahood, waxayna xirtay qunsuliyadda Sudan ee magaalada Asosa ee ku taal xadka, sida ay sheegeen saraakiil Ethiopian iyo Suudaaniis ah. Amarka waxaa la bixiyay Talaado, iyadoo xiisadda u dhaxaysa labada dal sii kordheyso.
Eedeymaha labada dhinac
Sudan ayaa ku eedeysay kooxda hubaysan ee Rapid Support Forces (RSF) inay dhulka Ethiopia ka fuliso weerarro diyaaradaha aan duuliyaha lahayn oo lagu bartilmaameedsado kaabayaasha rayidka. Dhanka kale, Ethiopia waxay ku eedeysay Sudan inay taageerto fallaagada ka jirta gobolka Tigray ee woqooyiga dalkeeda. Addis Ababa waxay diiddan tahay inay taageerto RSF, halka Khartoum ay diiddan tahay eedeynta ah inay taageerto fallaagada.
Cabasho loo gudbiyay golaha ammaanka
Axadda, Sudan waxay cabasho ka gudbisay Ethiopia Golaha Ammaanka ee Qaramada Midoobay iyo Golaha Nabadda iyo Ammaanka ee Midowga Afrika, iyadoo ku eedeysay in Ethiopia u ogolaatay RSF inay dhulkeeda ka fuliso weerarro diyaaradaha aan duuliyaha lahayn oo waxyeello u geystay kaabayaasha rayidka ee Sudan. Amjad Farid, oo ah la-taliyaha arrimaha siyaasadda iyo dibadda ee Golaha Ku-meel-gaarka ah ee Sudan, ayaa sheegay in dowladda Sudan ay sii haysato xaqa ay u leedahay inay difaacdo dhulkeeda, balse ay sameyneyso dadaal kasta oo suurtagal ah si looga fogaado dagaal furan oo Ethiopia la galo.
Xiisad ka sii dartay gobolka
Dowladda Sudan ayaa si isdaba joog ah ugu eedeysay Ethiopia inay caawiso RSF, oo ay dagaal sokeeye kula jirto tan iyo Abriil 2023. Ethiopia waxay sidoo kale ku eedeysay Masar iyo Eritrea inay taageeraan fallaagada Tigrayan ee weerar ku qaaday ciidamada dowladda bishii Sebtembar, eedeyn ay saddexda dal wada diideen. Amarkan diblomaasi ee ugu dambeeyay wuxuu daba socdaa go'aankii Ethiopia ee 1 Oktoobar, markii ay ka saartay 10 diblomaasi oo Eritrean ah isla markaana xirtay safaaraddeeda Eritrea; Eritrea waxay ku jawaabtay iyadoo gooyay xiriirka diblomaasi.
Sudan's consulate in the border town of Asosa was closed as the two neighbours trade accusations over rebel support and drone attacks.
Ethiopia has ordered six Sudanese diplomats to leave the country within 48 hours and closed Sudan's consulate in the border town of Asosa, according to Ethiopian and Sudanese officials. The orders were issued on Tuesday amid rising tensions between the two neighbours.
Sudan Takes Complaint to UN and African Union
On Sunday, Sudan lodged a complaint against Ethiopia with both the United Nations Security Council and the African Union's Peace and Security Council. Khartoum accused Ethiopia of allowing the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) paramilitary group to use its territory to launch deadly drone attacks against civilian infrastructure in Sudan. Sudan's military has repeatedly accused Ethiopia of aiding the RSF, which it has been fighting in a civil war since April 2023. Addis Ababa denies it supports the RSF.
Khartoum Says It Seeks to Avoid Open War
Amjad Farid, political and foreign affairs adviser for Sudan's Transitional Sovereign Council, said: "The Sudanese government remains committed to its right to defend its territory. Nevertheless, it is making every possible effort to avoid an open war with Ethiopia." A direct military confrontation with Addis Ababa would severely strain an already exhausted Sudanese military apparatus, which is still involved in intense battles with the RSF in the southeast of the country.
Tit-for-Tat Accusations and Earlier Expulsions
Ethiopia has accused the Sudanese military of backing rebels linked to the Tigray People's Liberation Front, a charge Khartoum denied. Ethiopia also accused Egypt and Eritrea of supporting the Tigrayan rebels who launched an offensive against government forces in September; all three countries rejected the accusations. The latest expulsions follow Ethiopia's decision to expel 10 Eritrean diplomats and close its embassy in Eritrea on October 1, after which Eritrea severed diplomatic ties. Ethiopia expelled an Egyptian diplomat last month.
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