Masar iyo Itoobiya waa isku dayeen: Masar waxay u saartay 48 saacadood dibadda xubnaha Itoobiya
Masar ayaa maanta sheegtay inay u saartay 48 saacadood dibadda xubnaha Itoobiya, kadib markii Addis Ababa ay u saartay xubno Masar. Tani waa tallaabo cusub oo ka dhalatay khilaafka bilowday ee labada dal ku saabsan dhulka Blue Nile iyo amniga gobolka.
Isku dayeenka dibadda xubnaha
Masar ayaa sheegtay inay u saartay 48 saacadood dibadda xubnaha Itoobiya, iyadoo ku tilmaantay go'aankaas mid 'xaq-darro ah' oo aan la aqbali karin. Waxayna sheegtay inay go'aankaasi qaadayso 'sida shuruudaha isku dayeenka ah' oo ah in la isku dayeeyo xubnaha dibadda.
Addis Ababa ma sheegin sababta uu xubnaha Masar u saaray, balse warbaahinta gobolka waxay sheegayaan in Masar ay sheegtay in go'aankaas uu yahay mid 'xaq-darro ah' oo aan la aqbali karin. Waxayna sheegtay inay go'aankaasi qaadayso 'sida shuruudaha isku dayeenka ah' oo ah in la isku dayeeyo xubnaha dibadda.
Khilaafka dhulka Blue Nile
Khilaafka labada dal wuxuu ka dhashay dhulka Blue Nile iyo dhismaha dhulka Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, oo Masar u aragto inuu yahay khatar ku saabsan biyaha dhulka. Tani waa khilaafkii ugu dambeeyay ee ka dhashay khilaafka bilowday ee labada dal ku saabsan dhulka Blue Nile iyo amniga gobolka.
Masar waxay sheegtay inay go'aankaasi qaadayso 'sida shuruudaha isku dayeenka ah' oo ah in la isku dayeeyo xubnaha dibadda. Waxayna sheegtay inay go'aankaasi qaadayso 'sida shuruudaha isku dayeenka ah' oo ah in la isku dayeeyo xubnaha dibadda.
Khilaafka gobolka iyo TPLF
Itoobiya ayaa sheegtay in Masar, Suudaan iyo Eritrea ay taageeraan TPLF, balse Masar ma jawaabin, halka Suudaan ay sheegtay inay ka carartay. Waxayna sheegtay inay go'aankaasi qaadayso 'sida shuruudaha isku dayeenka ah' oo ah in la isku dayeeyo xubnaha dibadda.
Maanta, Itoobiya iyo Eritrea ayaa isku dayeen ku dhacday, iyagoo isku dayaya inay isku dayeeyaan xubnaha dibadda. Waxayna sheegtay inay go'aankaasi qaadayso 'sida shuruudaha isku dayeenka ah' oo ah in la isku dayeeyo xubnaha dibadda.
Egypt declared an Ethiopian diplomat persona non grata on Thursday, granting him 48 hours to leave the country after Addis Ababa expelled an Egyptian official in a reciprocal move that deepens a years-long rift over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.
Reciprocal Diplomatic Expulsion
Cairo's decision was taken in line with the principle of reciprocity, following Ethiopia's expulsion of an Egyptian official without publicly providing a reason. An Egyptian source described the move as regrettable and unjustified, accusing Addis Ababa of blaming foreign actors for its successive internal crises.
The source also said Egypt refrains from commenting on developments in other states, including Ethiopia, citing international law and the UN Charter. Regional security concerns have further strained ties between the two countries in recent months.
The Blue Nile Dispute
The dispute is the latest in a years-long rift between Egypt and Ethiopia over Ethiopia's Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. Egypt sees the massive hydroelectric project on the Blue Nile as a threat to its share of the river's water.
In addition to the dam, regional security concerns have further strained ties in recent months, adding another layer of tension to an already fragile bilateral relationship.
Broader Horn Instability
Ethiopia this week accused Egypt, Sudan, and Eritrea of backing the rebel Tigray People's Liberation Front, which recently launched a major assault against government forces. Egypt has not publicly responded to the allegation, while Sudan has denied it.
On Thursday, Ethiopia and Eritrea severed diplomatic ties, accusing each other of fuelling internal conflicts as fighting continued in the Tigray region. Egypt has strengthened ties with Asmara in recent months.
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