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Sudan war spreads tensions to Chad and Ethiopia

The war in Sudan is described as spreading toward neighboring countries, with tensions involving Chad and Ethiopia. The conflict is sustained by weapons, fragmentation and diplomatic inertia.

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Cross-border escalation could destabilize neighboring states and worsen regional displacement and insecurity.

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  1. Sudan: War in Sudan Spreads to Neighboring Countries - Tensions With Chad and Ethiopia ↗allafrica.com · Article published: Aug 26, 2026, 4:32 AM UTC

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