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Trump backs UN sanctions over Sudan war

The report concerns a US push for UN sanctions linked to the conflict in Sudan and argues that China and Russia oppose measures to stop the violence.

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A sanctions dispute could deepen international deadlock over Sudan’s war and hinder coordinated pressure on the perpetrators.

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  1. Trump-Vorstoß für UN-Sanktionen: Warum China und Russland das Morden im Sudan nicht stoppen wollen ↗tagesspiegel.de · Recorded source date: Sep 6, 2026, 11:16 AM UTC

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