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South Sudan pulls out of peace talks with rebel groups

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The talks between the government and a coalition of rebel groups were brokered in Rome by a Catholic association with ties to the Vatican. The government had previously pulled out of talks last year, accusing one of the groups, the National Salvation Front (NAS), of carrying out indiscriminate attacks in the south of the country.

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Al Arabiya

South Sudan pulls out of peace talks with rebel groups

South Sudan’s government has withdrawn from peace negotiations with rebel groups, accusing them of using the talks “to buy time as they prepare for war,”

1 year ago·Saudi Arabia

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Daily Monitor

South Sudan pulls out of peace talks with rebel groups

The talks between the government and a coalition of rebel groups, which did not sign a 2018 peace agreement that ended a five-year civil war, were brokered in Rome by a Catholic association with...

1 year ago·Kampala, Uganda

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