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Sudanese sources reported that Ethiopia had given staff at the Sudanese consulate in the border city of Assosa 48 hours to leave the country, amid mounting tensions between the two countries. Neither Addis Ababa nor Khartoum issued an official comment. The move followed a Sudanese complaint to the UN Security Council accusing Ethiopia of targeting Sudanese territory with drones, as well as an Egyptian-Sudanese meeting at which Cairo affirmed its readiness to support Khartoum under the mutual defense agreement. Experts said the crisis reflected a decline in trust and threatened further diplomatic escalation. However, they ruled out a full-scale military confrontation for now, citing its costs and the two countries’ preoccupation with domestic and security challenges.
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