Leaked Documents Allege Sudanese Army Weapons Pipeline to TPLF-Aligned Forces as Tigray War Reignites
Leaked documents alleging a Sudanese army weapons pipeline to TPLF-aligned forces raise troubling questions about the increasingly interconnected security dynamics shaping the Horn of Africa and the external actors taking side in Ethiopia’s renewed conflict.
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