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The closures mark a deterioration in relations between two countries affected by conflict, with potential implications for people and organizations operating near the border. The article identifies no direct U.S. effect.
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Ethiopia and Sudan closed each other’s consulates near their shared border, officials said, amid reciprocal allegations that each is backing armed opponents. Both countries deny the accusations, according to Arab News.
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The closures mark a deterioration in relations between two countries affected by conflict, with potential implications for people and organizations operating near the border. The article identifies no direct U.S. effect.