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Sudan WFP Aid Convoy Attack Draws Widespread Condemnation

[Dabanga] Amsterdam / Kadugli -- The deadly bombing of World Food Programme (WFP) trucks in South Kordofan, in which a driver was killed, has drawn widespread condemnation from Sudanese civil society groups and international officials, who are calling for an independent investigation, accountability for those responsible, and stronger protection for humanitarian convoys.

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Sudan WFP Aid Convoy Attack Draws Widespread Condemnation
[Dabanga] Amsterdam / Kadugli -- The deadly bombing of World Food Programme (WFP) trucks in South Kordofan, in which a driver was killed, has drawn widespread condemnation from Sudanese civil society groups and international officials, who are calling for an independent investigation, accountability for those responsible, and stronger protection for humanitarian convoys.
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