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“These funds will enable our humanitarian partners to respond to the new needs arising from the current conflict,” the US State Department said Tuesday. The money, which was pledged last week, is intended, among other things, to support people who had to flee Sudan or were internally displaced within the country, the ministry said.
In the country on the Horn of Africa, a long-simmering power struggle escalated violently on April 15. The army, commanded by de facto president Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, is battling the paramilitary forces of his former deputy, Mohammed Hamdan Daglo. The two generals seized power together in 2021, but later fell apart.
(SDA)
Source: Blick
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