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Sudan
Future of UNITAMS up in air

Published on 23.11.2023 at 05:40 GMT Reading time 2 min

The Security Council is pondering the future of the UN mission in Sudan, which has been on hold since fighting broke out in April. Its mandate may be extended for a few months but its long-term fate is uncertain.

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