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🇸🇩 Washington is finalizing a UN-backed draft mechanism to implement and monitor a humanitarian ceasefire in Sudan and will send the draft to the warring parties in the coming days, Massad Boulos, Senior Africa Advisor for President Donald Trump, said at the Munich Security Conference this weekend. He said...

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