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الحدود البحرية السعودية السودانية.. نصف قرن من الغموض ومخاطر التفريط في السيادة والثروة

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ظلت الحدود البحرية بين السعودية والسودان، رغم مرور أكثر من نصف قرن على بدء النقاشات بشأنها، دون حسم نهائي واضح ينهي حالة الغموض القانوني والسياسي المحيطة بها. ولا يتعلق الأمر بخلاف فني محدود حول خطوط بحرية، بل بملف يرتبط بالسيادة الوطنية، وحقوق استغلال الموارد، وأمن الملاحة، ومستقبل الثروات المعدنية والهيدروكربونية المحتملة في البحر الأحمر. وتزداد …

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