The government of South Sudan summoned the Sudanese ambassador, Isam Mohamed Hassan Karar, on October 19 to formally protest a military attack in a contested border region. The incident resulted in the deaths of 73 people, with South Sudanese authorities attributing the violence to the Sudanese army.
The summons serves as a diplomatic escalation regarding the ongoing territorial disputes between the two nations. The protest highlights the persistent instability in the border areas and the tension between the neighboring states following the reported loss of life.
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