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5 دول تحاصر بورتسودان وتفتح ملف «كيماوي الجيش» في لاهاي
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5 دول تحاصر بورتسودان وتفتح ملف «كيماوي الجيش» في لاهاي

Al-Rakoba about 2 hours 1 mins read

لم يعد ملف الأسلحة الكيميائية في السودان مجرد اتهامات متبادلة أو تقارير إعلامية متفرقة، بعدما انتقل إلى صلب النقاش داخل منظمة حظر الأسلحة الكيميائية، مع تصاعد مواقف خمس دول طالبت بورتسودان بتقديم إجابات أكثر وضوحاً وشفافية بشأن الاتهامات الموجهة إلى الجيش السوداني. وخلال الدورة الـ113 للمجلس التنفيذي للمنظمة، المنعقدة في لاهاي بين 6 و9 أكتوبر، …

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