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واشنطن تدين قصفًا داخل تشاد وتحذر من امتداد الحرب السودانية إلى دول الجوار
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واشنطن تدين قصفًا داخل تشاد وتحذر من امتداد الحرب السودانية إلى دول الجوار

Al-Rakoba about 3 hours 1 mins read

أدانت الولايات المتحدة بشدة الضربات الجوية الأخيرة التي نفذتها القوات المسلحة السودانية داخل الأراضي التشادية، محذرة من توسيع نطاق الحرب إلى خارج حدود السودان، في وقت تتصاعد فيه المخاوف من أن تقود مغامرات قيادة الجيش إلى تفجير مواجهة إقليمية تهدد أمن دول الجوار واستقرارها. وقال مسعد بولس، كبير مستشاري الرئيس الأميركي للشؤون العربية والأفريقية، إن …

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