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حكومة دارفور تتهم الدعم السريع باحتجاز 32 شاحنة مساعدات

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اتهم عبد الباقي محمد حامد، مفوض العون الإنساني في حكومة إقليم دارفور المعينة من قبل قائد الجيش، الأحد 4 أكتوبر 2026، قوات الدعم السريع باحتجاز نحو 32 شاحنة محملة بالمساعدات لبرنامج الغذاء العالمي (WFP) كانت في طريقها إلى شمال دارفور. وقال المسؤول، في تصريح نقلته وكالة السودان للأنباء، إن قافلة مكونة من 60 شاحنة دخلت …

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