Sudan Blames Ethiopia for Red Sea Expansion

The Chief of Staff of the Sudanese Army, General Yahia Yousif Yassin Yusif, accused Ethiopia of seeking to expand its influence within Sudanese territory by exploiting the ongoing war in the country, particularly through control of areas such as Fashaga, Jebel Halaweh, and Qaysan, with support from the Rapid Support Forces. Yusif also accused Addis Ababa of allowing its territories to be used for launching drone strikes against Sudan amid escalating military confrontations in Blue Nile Province and border regions. These remarks come amid rising tensions between the two countries and Ethiopia’s intensified efforts to gain a sea outlet to the Red Sea through negotiations and diplomacy, aiming to reach the coast peacefully despite Sudan's accusations of supporting Ethiopian opposition groups and the presence of Tigrayan forces within its territory. The situation has worsened with a drone attack targeting Domaiz and fierce fighting in border areas, along with mutual accusations and increased military tensions between the two sides.

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