How External Interference in the Red Sea Intensifies Conflicts in the Horn of Africa

In the Africa File Special Edition, experts reveal how external interference in the Red Sea region is fueling the flames of conflict across the Horn of Africa. This eye-opening analysis exposes how foreign agendas deepen instability, putting local communities and regional security at serious risk

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Author : Caleb Wilson

Publish date : 2025-05-31 20:43:00

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How External Interference in the Red Sea Intensifies Conflicts in the Horn of Africa

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