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Ethiopia: 20 Sudan Troops Killed in Ethiopia Border Clash

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[Radio Dabanga] El Gedaref -- At least 20 members of the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) have died during a clash with Ethiopian forces and militiamen, who reportedly ambushed them in the border area of El Fashaga El Soghra in El Gedaref. The SAF said in a statement that it inflicted "heavy losses of life" on Ethiopian troops and militiamen who attacked them.

Source: allAfrica.com

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