At Least 65 Dead, 150 Injured In Intercommunal Clashes In Sudan Sudan
, the country was moving toward democracy following the overthrowal of autocratic former president Omar al-Bashir in 2019.
Experts say the putsch created a security vacuum that has sparked a resurgence in ethnic violence over land, livestock, and access to water and grazing areas.At Least 65 Dead, 150 Injured in Intercommunal ClashesAt least 65 people have died and an additional 150 have been wounded in the intercommunal clashes which began a week ago in Sudan's Blue Nile state. Authorities were deployed in…
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Sudan: At Least 65 Dead, 150 Injured in Intercommunal ClashesAt least 65 people have died and an additional 150 have been wounded in the intercommunal clashes which began a week ago in Sudan's Blue Nile state. Authorities were deployed in the state's towns of Ed Damazin and El Roseires, in an effort to impose a curfew and quell the violence between the opposing Hausa and Birta ethnic groups.
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