Ethiopia’s government has accused neighboring countries of supporting armed factions within its borders, alleging that Egypt, Eritrea, and Sudan are providing backing to militant groups operating in the region. The claims come amid ongoing tensions and instability, raising concerns over foreign interference in Ethiopia’s internal conflicts. Officials have yet to specify the nature of the alleged support, though such accusations could escalate diplomatic friction. The situation underscores broader geopolitical tensions in the Horn of Africa.
Addis Ababa accuses Egypt, Eritrea and Sudan of backing armed groups.
