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Report alleges use of chlorine bombs by Sudanese army

A report alleges that the Sudanese army used chlorine bombs and attempted to conceal evidence. The supplied headline does not provide independent confirmation or casualty figures.

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If verified, chemical-weapons use would represent a major escalation in Sudan’s conflict and a serious threat to civilians.

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