Ethiopia is currently under suspicion for allegedly hosting a secret training camp for Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) fighters. This development, reported on February 10, 2026, raises serious concerns about regional security in East Africa. The RSF is a controversial paramilitary group actively involved in ongoing conflicts within Sudan, and Ethiopia’s supposed involvement could potentially complicate diplomatic relations in the region.
Kenya’s Crackdown on Russian Recruitment
In parallel, Kenya is intensifying its efforts to combat the illegal recruitment of its citizens for Russia’s war in Ukraine. The Kenyan government has announced several measures, including:
- Closure of illegal recruiting networks operating within the country
- Plans to confront Moscow to ban the conscription of Kenyan soldiers
These actions highlight the increasing determination of African nations to regulate foreign military recruitment and prioritize the safety of their citizens.
Regional Security Implications
Security experts are closely observing these unfolding events as they hold significant implications for the stability of the Horn of Africa. Analysts emphasize the importance of:
- Cooperative regional security measures
- Preventing escalation of conflicts in East Africa
The activities of Ethiopia and Kenya demonstrate the broader geopolitical challenges that African states face as they navigate complex international conflicts and strive to uphold peace in the region.
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