Sudan’s military accuses Ethiopia and the UAE of being behind recent drone attacks, according to multiple reports. A Sudanese military spokesperson says the government has evidence that four drone strikes since March 1 were launched from Ethiopia, specifically from the Bahir Dar airport. The spokesperson also alleges that the drones involved are supplied by the UAE. In response, Sudan recalls its ambassador to Addis Ababa, a move described as aimed at escalating diplomatic pressure after what it calls a series of attacks that have disrupted relative calm following years of civil war.
The reporting also frames the accusations as part of broader regional tensions involving Sudan, Ethiopia, and the UAE. While Sudan publicly details its claims and attaches responsibility to both Ethiopia and the UAE, the sources provided do not include an Ethiopian or UAE response, nor independent verification of the alleged launch sites. Overall, the articles converge on Sudan’s stated evidence, the timing and number of strikes, and the decision to recall its ambassador.
