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الأمم المتحدة: عواقب الصراع في السودان طويلة الأمد، والأسلحة المتطورة تشير إلى استمرار الدعم الخارجي

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الراكوبة: متابعات قالت وكيلة الأمين العام للأمم المتحدة للشؤون السياسية وبناء السلام روزماري ديكارلو إن عواقب الصراع في السودان ستكون طويلة الأمد، “وينبغي أن تثير صدمتنا جميعا”، مشددة على أنه لم يعد بوسع الشعب السوداني الانتظار أكثر من ذلك. وفي إحاطتها أمام اجتماع لمجلس الأمن الدولي لمناقشة الوضع في السودان، أشارت ديكارلو إلى احتدام المعارك …

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