Chad has accused Sudan of carrying out an air strike against a military convoy more than 100km inside Chadian territory, prompting authorities to raise the alert level along the eastern border to its highest level.

Chad said the alleged strike occurred in the Ennedi region and caused no casualties. Sudan’s Foreign Ministry rejected the accusation, saying its armed forces respect neighbouring states’ sovereignty while carrying out operations to protect Sudan’s security.

Key developments:

  • Chad says Sudanese aircraft and drones targeted a military convoy inside its territory.
  • Sudan has called for an independent investigation before responsibility is assigned.
  • The African Union has urged restraint to prevent Sudan’s civil war from escalating into a wider regional conflict.
  • U.N. experts say Chad has been used as a route to supply crucial weapons from the United Arab Emirates to the Rapid Support Forces. The UAE and Chad deny those allegations.

ℹ️ Reuters

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