Sudan and Ethiopia are escalating tensions by mutually expelling diplomats, each accusing the other of supporting armed rebels in their respective civil conflicts.
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Sudan accuses Ethiopia of aiding RSF attacks, while Ethiopia claims Sudan backs Tigray rebels.
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