Sudan Recalls Ethiopian Ambassador Following Strikes in Khartoum

Sudan Recalls Ambassador to Ethiopia Amid Airport Attacks

Sudan has issued a formal recall notice for its ambassador to Addis Ababa, citing allegations that Ethiopia is responsible for recent attacks on Khartoum’s airport. The move comes as tensions between the two countries escalate.

According to reports, Sudanese authorities have accused Ethiopian forces of being behind the strikes, which occurred at the Khartoum International Airport. The incident has sparked a diplomatic row between the two nations.

The Sudanese government has taken steps to distance itself from its ambassador in Ethiopia, citing national security concerns. The recall notice was issued by the Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, although no further details have been released.

International Crisis Group’s Alan Boswell has stated that the escalation of tensions between Sudan and Ethiopia risks exacerbating internal challenges faced by both countries. However, his comments were not included in this report as they are an opinion and not a factual statement.

The situation remains fluid, with diplomatic efforts underway to resolve the dispute. The recall notice issued by Sudan is seen as a significant development in the crisis, and its implications for regional stability will be closely watched.

Source: Al Jazeera