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"Neither Forgive, Nor compromise, Nor Negotiate": Sudan Chief On Civil War
Sudanese army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan vowed Saturday that his troops will fight on until the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) lays down its weapons.
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Watch: Indian Soldiers Win Tug Of War Against Chinese Troops In Sudan
Indian troops deployed in Sudan as part of a UN Peacekeeping mission emerged victorious in a remarkable Tug of War contest against their Chinese counterparts, as confirmed by Army officials.
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Indian Troops To Undergo Two Covid Tests Before Induction In South Sudan
Indian troops for UN peacekeeping in South Sudan are training hard at an army camp before their induction and will undergo two COVID-19 tests before being sent to that country, senior officials said on Friday.
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Indian Troops Return After Peacekeeping Mission In South Sudan
Around 200 soldiers from the Army's 62 Indian Horizontal Military Engineering Company (HMEC) have returned to India after successfully completing their peacekeeping mission in war-torn South Sudan.
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South Sudan Army Slams UN Report Alleging Killings, Rape
South Sudan's army today described a UN report alleging its troops carried out ethnically targeted killings and rapes as "baseless", saying not one victim had lodged a complaint.
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Barack Obama Orders Troops To South Sudan To Protect US Embassy
President Barack Obama on Wednesday announced the deployment of 47 troops to crisis-ridden South Sudan to protect the US embassy and its staff.
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Russia Says Willing To Consider UN Arms Embargo On South Sudan
UN Security Council veto power Russia said on Tuesday it was willing to consider imposing an arms embargo on South Sudan and that sending more troops could help stabilise the world's newest nation after days of heavy fighting in the capital Juba.
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In The Eye Of The Storm: The UN's South Sudan Mission
Thrust into the spotlight by a surge in fighting between loyalist and rebel troops, the United Nations' mission in South Sudan is one of the UN's biggest peacekeeping forces, and has a task to match.
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Up To 73,000 Civilians Flee Fighting In Sudan's Darfur: UN
As many as 73,000 civilians have fled the Jebel Marra area in the heart of Sudan's Darfur region since clashes erupted between rebels and troops on January 15, the United Nations said today.
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South Sudan Rebel Chief Orders Ceasefire
South Sudan's rebel chief Riek Machar ordered his troops to lay down their arms in line with a ceasefire to end a 20-month civil war, his spokesman said today.
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"Neither Forgive, Nor compromise, Nor Negotiate": Sudan Chief On Civil War
Sudanese army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan vowed Saturday that his troops will fight on until the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) lays down its weapons.
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Watch: Indian Soldiers Win Tug Of War Against Chinese Troops In Sudan
Indian troops deployed in Sudan as part of a UN Peacekeeping mission emerged victorious in a remarkable Tug of War contest against their Chinese counterparts, as confirmed by Army officials.
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Indian Troops To Undergo Two Covid Tests Before Induction In South Sudan
Indian troops for UN peacekeeping in South Sudan are training hard at an army camp before their induction and will undergo two COVID-19 tests before being sent to that country, senior officials said on Friday.
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Indian Troops Return After Peacekeeping Mission In South Sudan
Around 200 soldiers from the Army's 62 Indian Horizontal Military Engineering Company (HMEC) have returned to India after successfully completing their peacekeeping mission in war-torn South Sudan.
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South Sudan Army Slams UN Report Alleging Killings, Rape
South Sudan's army today described a UN report alleging its troops carried out ethnically targeted killings and rapes as "baseless", saying not one victim had lodged a complaint.
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Barack Obama Orders Troops To South Sudan To Protect US Embassy
President Barack Obama on Wednesday announced the deployment of 47 troops to crisis-ridden South Sudan to protect the US embassy and its staff.
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Russia Says Willing To Consider UN Arms Embargo On South Sudan
UN Security Council veto power Russia said on Tuesday it was willing to consider imposing an arms embargo on South Sudan and that sending more troops could help stabilise the world's newest nation after days of heavy fighting in the capital Juba.
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In The Eye Of The Storm: The UN's South Sudan Mission
Thrust into the spotlight by a surge in fighting between loyalist and rebel troops, the United Nations' mission in South Sudan is one of the UN's biggest peacekeeping forces, and has a task to match.
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Up To 73,000 Civilians Flee Fighting In Sudan's Darfur: UN
As many as 73,000 civilians have fled the Jebel Marra area in the heart of Sudan's Darfur region since clashes erupted between rebels and troops on January 15, the United Nations said today.
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South Sudan Rebel Chief Orders Ceasefire
South Sudan's rebel chief Riek Machar ordered his troops to lay down their arms in line with a ceasefire to end a 20-month civil war, his spokesman said today.
