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Sudan's War Caught in the Ethiopia-Eritrea Crossfire

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[Ayin Network] Sudan's war is increasingly becoming intertwined with the longstanding rivalry between Ethiopia and Eritrea, diplomatic sources told Ayin, raising fears that renewed tensions between Addis Ababa and Asmara could further regionalise the conflict.

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