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Sudan: U.S. Senators Press Trump Administration to Act in Sudan

U.S. Senators, including Chris Van Hollen, urged the State Department to halt arms sales to external actors like the United Arab Emirates to prevent further atrocities in Sudan and end the conflict. The letter highlights concerns over UAE's role in arming the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan.

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