China enters Horn tensions as Sudan accuses Ethiopia at UN over drone attacks

Author: Aggrey MutamboPublished on: November 4, 2026Country: Sudan
World / International
China enters Horn tensions as Sudan accuses Ethiopia at UN over drone attacks

China has launched a diplomatic initiative in the Horn of Africa, sending senior envoys to the region as tensions between Sudan and Ethiopia intensify. Khartoum is seeking action from the African Union and the UN over alleged attacks launched from Ethiopian territory. On Monday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said Beijing was deploying envoys to help de-escalate tensions.

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