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Sudanese Army Says It Downed Drone Crossing From Ethiopia, Third Such Incident in Recent Days

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[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- Sudan's army said on Thursday it shot down a "hostile" drone that crossed into southeastern Blue Nile State from Ethiopian territory, marking the third such incident reported near the border in recent days, Sudan Tribune reported.

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