Sudan recalls Ethiopian ambassador amid escalating tensions over Khartoum strikes

Sudan Recalls Ambassador to Ethiopia Amid Airport Attacks

The Sudanese government has announced the recall of its ambassador to Ethiopia, citing allegations that Ethiopian forces were responsible for recent attacks on Khartoum’s airport.

According to reports, the Sudanese authorities have issued a statement expressing their “deep concern” over the incidents and accusing Ethiopia of being behind the strikes. The move comes as tensions between the two countries continue to escalate.

The International Crisis Group has stated that the situation is becoming increasingly volatile, with potential consequences for the region’s internal stability.

Details of the attacks on Khartoum’s airport are still emerging, but officials have confirmed that they occurred in recent days. The Sudanese government has not provided further information on the nature and extent of the incidents.

The recall of the ambassador marks a significant escalation in tensions between Sudan and Ethiopia. Diplomatic relations between the two countries have been strained for some time, with disagreements over issues such as border disputes and regional security concerns.

The situation remains fluid, with both sides continuing to issue statements and make public declarations. The international community is closely monitoring the developments, with many expressing concern over the potential consequences for regional stability.

Source: Al Jazeera