Sudan Says It Does Not Want War With Ethiopia Amid Rising Tensions
[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- Sudan does not want to go to war with Ethiopia despite what it describes as an increasingly "hostile position from Addis Abeba", Gen. Malik Agar, deputy head of Sudan's Sovereignty Council, said on Wednesday.
Sudan's deputy head of the Sovereignty Council, Gen. Malik Agar, said on Wednesday that Sudan does not want war with Ethiopia, citing what he described as an increasingly hostile position from Addis Ababa. The statement comes amid rising tensions between the two neighbouring countries.
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