Spillover of the Tigray war

Spillover of the Tigray war
	Part of the Tigray War and the Ethiopian civil conflict (2018–present)
Location	East Africa, particularly in Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan
Territorial; changes	Sudan recaptures full control of Al-Fashaga
Belligerents
Ethiopia Amhara Region; Afar Region; Benishangul-Gumuz; Gambela Region; Harari Region; Oromia; Sidama Region; Somali Region; SNNPR; Eritrea Central Region; Somalia (alleged)	UFEFCF Tigray Region; Supported by: Eritrean opposition (alleged); Sudan African Union
Units involved
Ethiopian Armed Forces; Eritrean Defence Forces; Amhara militia; Afar militia; NISA (alleged) Liyu Police	Tigray Defense Forces; Oromo Liberation Army; Eritrean Islamic Jihad (alleged); Eritrean Liberation Front (alleged) Sudanese Armed Forces AMISOM

The spillover of the Tigray war has had an impact on other countries in the surrounding region, particularly in Sudan. This spillover mainly consisted of Ethiopian refugees, more than 50,000 of which have crossed the Ethiopia–Sudan border. There have also been border clashes, mostly between the Sudanese Armed Forces and Ethiopian militias, but the Sudanese government has also claimed ambushes by the Ethiopian National Defense Force have taken place. Most of the fighting centered in Al-Fashaqa, a fertile plain claimed by both Sudan and Ethiopia.