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UN mission says foreign fighters are fueling Sudan’s war

A UN mission reports that recruitment of foreign fighters is contributing to Sudan’s conflict. The report indicates continued external involvement in the war.

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Foreign recruitment can prolong the conflict and increase regional spillover risks.

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