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السودان والقرار 1591.. مهلة للدبلوماسية أم وقود للحرب؟
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السودان والقرار 1591.. مهلة للدبلوماسية أم وقود للحرب؟

Al-Rakoba 20 minutes 1 mins read

قرار لمجلس الأمن الدولي بتمديد التدابير المفروضة بموجب القرار 1591 بشأن السودان لمدة 60 يومًا إضافية، أثار مخاوف من أن تتحول المهلة المخصصة للمساعي الدبلوماسية إلى فرصة لتوسيع رقعة الحرب، بدلًا من تمهيد الطريق أمام الهدنة المنشودة. مخاوف، أثارها سياسيون ومراقبون سودانيون تحدثوا لـ«العين الإخبارية»، محذرين من أن استمرار التدابير الحالية دون فرض حظر شامل …

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