Sudan - Two Years of War | United Nations
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This Tuesday marks two years of war in Sudan — a brutal conflict that’s triggered the world’s largest displacement crisis and humanitarian crisis. Millions have fled, famine looms, and neighbouring countries are overwhelmed. The UN and its partners have been on the ground responding and continue to call for peace in the region.
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