Sudan: Ethiopia suspected of actively supporting the FSR

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Sudan: Ethiopia suspected of actively supporting the FSR

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Soudan : L'Éthiopie soupçonnée de soutenir activement les FSR

A recent report from the Humanitarian Research Laboratory at Yale University supports the Sudanese army's accusations: Ethiopia is being used as a rear base by General Hemedti's paramilitary forces (FSR).

Incriminating satellite evidence

Analysis of satellite images of the Asosa military base, located in the Ethiopian region of Benishangul Gumuz (just 90 km from the border), reveals suspicious activity over the past five months:

Logistics movements: Frequent arrivals of heavy goods vehicles unloading containers.
Suspicious vehicles: Massive presence of pickup trucks, a model not widely used by the regular Ethiopian army but emblematic of the FSR.
Militarisation: Observation of these same vehicles equipped with heavy machine guns, identical to those deployed by paramilitaries in the Sudanese Blue Nile State.

A strategic base under influence

The Yale report corroborates previous revelations and Khartoum's grievances:

"These images provide clear visual evidence that some FSR attacks are launched directly from Ethiopian territory." — Yale researchers

Source	Revelations
Sudanese Army	Accuses Addis Ababa of hosting drone launches against its territory.
Reuters (February 2026)	Claims that the Asosa base, funded by the United Arab Emirates , serves as a training center for the FSR.
Addis Ababa	Officially denies any involvement in the conflict.

This alleged involvement of Ethiopia marks a major diplomatic turning point in a war that has been tearing Sudan apart for almost three years, highlighting the increasing internationalization of the crisis.

Auteur: ivoirematin
Publié le: Vendredi 10 Avril 2026

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