Accused of blocking off meals assistance for its ravenous public, Sudan’s army introduced it might reopen the primary border crossing with Chad, which it had closed for 6 months to U.N. vacation vans.
Sudan’s Army Reopens Border Crossing for Backup to Famine Zone
Dennis Osadebe
- Chad, Darfur (Sudan), Famine, Food Aid, Humanitarian Aid, Rapid Support Forces (Sudan), Security Council (UN), Sudan, United Nations, War and Armed Conflicts
- August 15, 2024
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