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A UN-backed investigation has found that foreign support is sustaining the civil war in Sudan, providing military resources to the Rapid Support Forces and the Sudanese Armed Forces. The report indicates that this external assistance has led to significant civilian harm and has intensified the humanitarian crisis, with millions displaced and thousands killed since the conflict escalated in April 2023.
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A UN-backed investigation has found that foreign support is sustaining the civil war in Sudan, providing military resources to the Rapid Support Forces and the Sudanese Armed Forces. The report indicates that this external assistance has led to significant civilian harm and has intensified the humanitarian crisis, with millions displaced and thousands killed since the conflict escalated in April 2023.
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