JUST IN: A Sudanese Army Officer killed In New Attack By Ethiopian Troops!!! WEEY GUUD !!!
Posted: 11 Feb 2021, 14:14
Sudanse army officer killed in new attack by Ethiopian troops
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February 9, 2021 (GEDAREF) - Ethiopian forces from the Amhara region killed a Sudanese military officer in a new attack on a monitoring military unit in the border area on Monday.
The new assault on the Sudanese army is part of the regular attacks carried out by the Ethiopian forces since last year.
Military sources told the Sudan Tribune reporters in the area that a unit of the 17th Division of the Sudanese army was ambushed by the Ethiopian force in Jebel Halawa area between the states of Sennar and Gedaref.
The Sudanese military intelligence noted the deployment of heavily-armed Ethiopian troops coming from the Amhara region in the border area near the Dinder resort in Sennar state.
The attack took place after a visit to Sudan by Pekka Haavisto Finnish Foreign Minister and EU envoy to discuss with the Sudanese government officials ways to end the standoff between the two countries.
Haavisto who worked in Sudan ten years ago, also visited Um Rakuba refugee camp in the Gedaref state to inspect the humanitarian situation of the refugees who fled from the Tigray region in northern Ethiopia.
In a tweet posted on Tuesday, the Finnish top diplomat said he heard refugees testimonies about the situation in Tigray.
"Concerning reports about human rights violations," he said before to add "Humanitarian needs are immense access must be guaranteed to affected areas".
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Sudanese army, Ethiopian militia clash again on border area
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Ethiopian troops in Tigray (AFP photo)
February 10, 2021 (GADAREF) - The Sudanese Armed Forces regained control of about 50 thousand acres of agricultural land in the border area after expelling Ethiopian militiamen.
In a new development on the border between Sudan and Ethiopia, the government army clashed on Wednesday with the Fana militia members in Al-Fashaga area of Gadaref state.
"The Sudan Armed Forces and the Reserve Forces of the 2nd Infantry Division in Gadaref, after fierce clashes on Wednesday morning, managed to retake an area of ??50 thousand acres from the grip of the armed Ethiopian militias and other forces," a Sudanese military source told the Sudan Tribune correspondent, on Wednesday.
Following several on the Sudanese army in April and June 2020, the head of the Sovereign Council ordered last November his troops to expel the Ethiopian farmers and militiamen from the Sudanese territory.
Ethiopian government officials, for the first time, contested the border agreement between the two countries saying the farmers and their militiamen actually were in disputed areas the two countries have to negotiate.
Sudanese farmers told the Sudan Tribune that these "areas retaken by the army served as a basis for the Amhara militiamen who targetted them.
Muahwiya Osman from the Greater Fashaga called on the army to reestablish its old bases in the area to deter further attacks by the Ethiopian forces.
Osman further added such a move would enable the farmers to cultivate the restored lands for the next season.
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February 9, 2021 (GEDAREF) - Ethiopian forces from the Amhara region killed a Sudanese military officer in a new attack on a monitoring military unit in the border area on Monday.
The new assault on the Sudanese army is part of the regular attacks carried out by the Ethiopian forces since last year.
Military sources told the Sudan Tribune reporters in the area that a unit of the 17th Division of the Sudanese army was ambushed by the Ethiopian force in Jebel Halawa area between the states of Sennar and Gedaref.
The Sudanese military intelligence noted the deployment of heavily-armed Ethiopian troops coming from the Amhara region in the border area near the Dinder resort in Sennar state.
The attack took place after a visit to Sudan by Pekka Haavisto Finnish Foreign Minister and EU envoy to discuss with the Sudanese government officials ways to end the standoff between the two countries.
Haavisto who worked in Sudan ten years ago, also visited Um Rakuba refugee camp in the Gedaref state to inspect the humanitarian situation of the refugees who fled from the Tigray region in northern Ethiopia.
In a tweet posted on Tuesday, the Finnish top diplomat said he heard refugees testimonies about the situation in Tigray.
"Concerning reports about human rights violations," he said before to add "Humanitarian needs are immense access must be guaranteed to affected areas".
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Sudanese army, Ethiopian militia clash again on border area
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Ethiopian troops in Tigray (AFP photo)
February 10, 2021 (GADAREF) - The Sudanese Armed Forces regained control of about 50 thousand acres of agricultural land in the border area after expelling Ethiopian militiamen.
In a new development on the border between Sudan and Ethiopia, the government army clashed on Wednesday with the Fana militia members in Al-Fashaga area of Gadaref state.
"The Sudan Armed Forces and the Reserve Forces of the 2nd Infantry Division in Gadaref, after fierce clashes on Wednesday morning, managed to retake an area of ??50 thousand acres from the grip of the armed Ethiopian militias and other forces," a Sudanese military source told the Sudan Tribune correspondent, on Wednesday.
Following several on the Sudanese army in April and June 2020, the head of the Sovereign Council ordered last November his troops to expel the Ethiopian farmers and militiamen from the Sudanese territory.
Ethiopian government officials, for the first time, contested the border agreement between the two countries saying the farmers and their militiamen actually were in disputed areas the two countries have to negotiate.
Sudanese farmers told the Sudan Tribune that these "areas retaken by the army served as a basis for the Amhara militiamen who targetted them.
Muahwiya Osman from the Greater Fashaga called on the army to reestablish its old bases in the area to deter further attacks by the Ethiopian forces.
Osman further added such a move would enable the farmers to cultivate the restored lands for the next season.