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نزوح 13 ألفً شخص خلال اسبوع بسبب الصراع القبلي في جنوب دارفور

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كشفت منظمة الهجرة الدولية عن رصد نزوح 11,630 شخصًا من مناطق كبم وماركندي وأم لباسة بجنوب دارفور، بسبب النزاعات بين قبيلتي بني هلبة والسلامات، في الفترة من 4 إلى 6 يونيو 2026. وأوضحت أن المتضررين نزحوا إلى مناطق داخل محلية كبم، بالإضافة إلى مناطق في محليات نيالا شمال، وعد الفرسان، ونيالا جنوب، ورهيد البردي، وشطاية …

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