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US and Sudan Trade Statements Over Legitimacy and Peace Efforts

[Dabanga] Washington D.C. / New York City / Khartoum / Jeddah -- The United States and Sudan have traded statements over Washington's rejection of both sides of Sudan's war as legitimate constitutional authorities, with Khartoum insisting that any peace process must respect the country's sovereignty and national institutions.

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US and Sudan Trade Statements Over Legitimacy and Peace Efforts
[Dabanga] Washington D.C. / New York City / Khartoum / Jeddah -- The United States and Sudan have traded statements over Washington's rejection of both sides of Sudan's war as legitimate constitutional authorities, with Khartoum insisting that any peace process must respect the country's sovereignty and national institutions.
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