12
Jun
Kurmuk, Kassala, and the Strategic Containment of Ethiopia
What appears to be a battle for Kurmuk may in fact be part of a wider geopolitical contest. From Kassala to the GERD corridor, this analysis explores how Sudan’s civil war, Eritrean calculations, and Egyptian interests intersect in a developing strategy of pressure on Ethiopia.
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