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The Red Line of Sovereignty - Shabia's Test of Ethiopia's Restraint for Peace

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[ENA] In any sovereign nation, the open entry of foreign military commanders into domestic territory to hold public engagements with non-state forces would be met with an immediate defensive military response.

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