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Ethiopia Accuses Sudan, Eritrea of Backing Tigray Forces As Fighting Escalates

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[RFI] Addis Ababa has accused Sudan and Eritrea of backing armed groups fighting its federal forces in the north, claims Khartoum has rejected as renewed clashes raise fears of a return to full-scale conflict.

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