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The Eritrean government in mid-2006 dramatically changed their position on the conflict. From being the main supporter of the Eastern Front they decided that bringing the Sudanese government around the negotiating table for a possible agreement with the rebels would be in their best interests. The
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Both the Free Lions and the Beja Congress stated that government inequity in the distribution of oil profits was the cause of their rebellion. They demanded to have a greater say in the composition of the national government, which has been seen as a destabilizing influence on the agreement ending
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near Port Sudan was also threatened. The government was reported to have three times as many soldiers in the east to suppress the rebellion and protect vital infrastructure as in the more widely reported Darfur region. There were also rumors that the government is considering unleashing militias,
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factions. Meanwhile, the JEM has formed an alliance with the Eastern Front and moved troops into the region apparently in an attempt to position itself as a national movement, rather than one limited to its Darfur homeland. The Eastern Front also demand the liberation of
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The agreement covers security issues, power sharing at a federal and regional level, and wealth sharing in regard to the three Eastern states
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suggests this is because they want to avoid any conflict on their Sudanese border in case of war with
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occupation and its restitution to Sudanese sovereignty, as was the case prior to the 1990s.
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supported the Eastern Front apparently in retaliation for Sudanese support to the Eritrean
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in late January 2005 and angry young Beja men began to join rebel camps in
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to enhance coordination and cooperation between the three states.
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through Port Sudan. A government plan to build a second
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The Eastern Front had threatened to block the flow of
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Sudan People's Liberation Movement (northern sector)
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Coalition of rebel groups operating in eastern Sudan
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Archived from 434:"Sudan: Saving Peace in the East" 377:Federal Alliance of Eastern Sudan 332:, against the Rashaida and Beja. 215:, two tribal based groups of the 122: 104: 29: 422:United Nations Mission in Sudan 353:on 14 October 2006, in Asmara. 532: 502: 476: 450: 427: 410: 252:(in red), all of which border 197:Sudan People's Liberation Army 1: 381:Justice and Equality Movement 351:Eastern Sudan Peace Agreement 282:. The Eritrean government in 225:Justice and Equality Movement 201:Comprehensive Peace Agreement 303:Sudanese government response 7: 386: 167: 10: 685: 445:International Crisis Group 343:International Crisis Group 264: 231:in the west, then joined. 227:(JEM), a rebel group from 654:Military history of Sudan 368:. It also established an 336:Peace talks and agreement 311:, which travels from the 205:Second Sudanese Civil War 140:Second Sudanese Civil War 135: 117: 99: 79: 53: 40: 35:Flag of the Eastern Front 28: 23: 664:Eritrea–Sudan relations 439:16 October 2006 at the 375:On 8 January 2011 the 261: 175:along the border with 168:al-Jabhah al-Sharqīyah 644:Rebel groups in Sudan 256:(in light blue). The 237: 552:on 30 September 2007 404:Notes and references 223:, respectively. The 659:Separatism in Sudan 520:on 28 November 2006 213:Rashaida Free Lions 179:, particularly the 80:Active regions 66:Rashaida Free Lions 490:on 28 October 2006 262: 193:Musa Mohamed Ahmed 45:Musa Mohamed Ahmed 649:Politics of Sudan 621:, 21 October 2006 260:is marked in blue 211:with the smaller 165: 145: 144: 49: 676: 629:Reuters AlertNet 605: 603: 601: 576: 575: 569: 561: 559: 557: 551: 545:. 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Musa Mohamed Ahmed
SPLA
Beja Congress
Rashaida Free Lions
JEM
FAES
Red Sea
Kassala
Eritrea
Sudan
Second Sudanese Civil War
Arabic
romanized
Sudan
Eritrea
states
Red Sea
Kassala
Musa Mohamed Ahmed
Sudan People's Liberation Army
Comprehensive Peace Agreement
Second Sudanese Civil War
Beja Congress
Rashaida Free Lions
Beja
Rashaida people
Justice and Equality Movement
Darfur

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