he's a strategic adviser at the think tank sohn research in khartoum, axel bishop,, he's the u.n. a.c.r. representative in sudan and in london. martin plant, he's a fellow at the university of london and a specialist on the horn of africa. welcome to each of you. 1st of all martin. i'll start with you. what is the risk of this fighting, spilling over and escalating now? although it's clear it's already happened. i mean the attack on the eritrean capital that happened yesterday or late in the arts nearly was clearly mr . nationalization of the conflict. this came after they were repeated reports of eritrea troops attacking the 2 grahams along the north of the of to great. so, i mean, it is already an international conflict. there are also some suggestions of drones coming in from the united arab emirates and being used to attack the grounds. so we are already in an international conflict. i mean, eritrea says it is not involved, but you think it now it is. well, let's put it this way. the, there have been repeated reports from many, many people from the diaspora. i mean eritrea never all

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