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Egypt Plotted to Cut Ethiopia Off From the Red Sea - Former Water Minister Shiferaw

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[ENA] Addis Aaba -- Ethiopia's role as the source of the Abay River fueled plots by Egyptian politicians and their allies to weaken the nation and deny it Red Sea access, former Water Minister and Ambassador Shiferaw Jarso told ENA.

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