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Sudan sanctions may catch ride on defense bill
Legislation for sanctions on Sudan's civil war actors, the PEACE in Sudan Act, was added to the Senate's defense bill. The bill enables sanctions on foreign actors, extends the US special envoy's authorization, mandates assessments for terrorist designations, and requires a conflict-ending strategy. The Senate has not yet passed it, while the House version lacks the measure, requiring a compromise.
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