U.N. Official Condemns Sudanese Attacks, Calling it 'International Crime'

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  • 12 years ago
The United Nations on Friday (May 11) condemned Sudan's recent aerial bombardment of civilian areas in South Sudan, and said it could amount to an international crime.

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