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SUDAN - ETHIOPIA - BORDER

SUDAN - ETHIOPIA - BORDER
A boy fills up a jerry can as another rides a donkey in the Atbarah river near the village of Dukouli within the Quraysha locality, located in the Fashaqa al-Sughra agricultural region of Sudan's eastern Gedaref state on March 16, 2021. The decades-old border dispute over the Fashaqa fertile farmland region, sandwiched between the Atbarah and Setit (or Tekeze) rivers, and where Ethiopia's northern Amhara and Tigray regions meet Sudan's eastern Gedaref state, dates back decades, feeding regional rivalry and even sparking fears of broader conflict. With the zone contested, the exact area is not clear, but Fashaqa covers some 12,000 square kilometres (4,630 square miles), an area claimed by both Sudan and Ethiopia.
ASHRAF SHAZLY / AFP
Document reference 000_9688CQ
SLUG SUDAN - ETHIOPIA - BORDER
Creation date 3/16/2021 15:08 UTC
City/Country Qurayshah, Sudan
Credit ASHRAF SHAZLY / AFP
File size/pixels/dpi 57.11 Mb / 5472 x 3648 / 300 dpi

SUDAN - ETHIOPIA - BORDER

SUDAN - ETHIOPIA - BORDER
A boy fills up a jerry can as another rides a donkey in the Atbarah river near the village of Dukouli within the Quraysha locality, located in the Fashaqa al-Sughra agricultural region of Sudan's eastern Gedaref state on March 16, 2021. The decades-old border dispute over the Fashaqa fertile farmland region, sandwiched between the Atbarah and Setit (or Tekeze) rivers, and where Ethiopia's northern Amhara and Tigray regions meet Sudan's eastern Gedaref state, dates back decades, feeding regional rivalry and even sparking fears of broader conflict. With the zone contested, the exact area is not clear, but Fashaqa covers some 12,000 square kilometres (4,630 square miles), an area claimed by both Sudan and Ethiopia.
ASHRAF SHAZLY / AFP