Chad's president has ordered the military to retaliate against future attacks from Sudan following a drone attack that killed at least 17 people and...

Chad's president has ordered the military to retaliate against future attacks from Sudan following a drone attack that killed at least 17 people and injured several other people attending a funeral. Wearing military uniform, President Idris Mahamat Déby convened an emergency security meeting on Wednesday evening, where he ordered the military to be on high alert. He also ordered a "total closure" of the border with Sudan. He described the attack targeting the border town of Tiné as "outrageous and a blatant aggression" against Chad's territorial integrity. He said that it had happened despite warnings to the two sides battling each other in Sudan and a previous closure of the border. Last month, Chad closed its border with Sudan...