Massive Exodus as Sudanese Soldiers and Civilians Flee to Chad Amid Violence and Ceasefire Failures
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Around 320 Sudanese soldiers, including gendarmes, police, and military personnel, have fled fighting in Sudan and surrendered to the Chadian army. Chad's defense minister announced that all have been disarmed and confined. Chad closed its borders with Sudan after clashes broke out between rival military factions in the neighboring country. More than 180 people have been killed and 1,800 wounded in armed clashes between rival factions in Sudan since the weekend. Thousands of Sudanese refugees have arrived in eastern Chad amid the ongoing clashes in Sudan.
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