Sudan's Two-Month War: Governor Assassinated Amid Genocide Claims
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The war between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has entered its third month, with no signs of ending. The conflict has caused a dire humanitarian crisis, with over half the country in need of aid and 2.2 million people displaced. The death toll is estimated to be over 2,000, with the worst violence occurring in Darfur. The conflict has dashed hopes for democracy and concerned international players. The recent killing of West Darfur's governor has added to the ethnic killings in the region.
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- West Darfur Governor Assassinated After Accusing Paramilitaries and Militias of “Genocide” Democracy Now!
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