Ethiopian Army Base Secretly Supports Sudan’s RSF Amid Conflict
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A US report confirms that an Ethiopian army base has been covertly supporting Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF). This support affects the ongoing conflict in Sudan by potentially strengthening the RSF and complicating efforts to stabilize the region. The involvement of Ethiopia risks escalating tensions between the two countries and could impact neighboring states by increasing regional instability.
Reported Facts
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- •The Ethiopian army base has been used to provide logistical and possibly military support to Sudan’s RSF.
- •The support is covert and was revealed in a US intelligence report dated April 10, 2026.
- •Sudan’s RSF is a key faction in the ongoing Sudanese civil conflict.
- •The involvement of Ethiopia in Sudan’s conflict has raised concerns about cross-border tensions and regional security.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Ethiopia continues to support the RSF openly regional tensions could escalate, potentially leading to direct confrontations between Ethiopian and Sudanese government forces and destabilizing the Horn of Africa.
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