More dead in Darfur as Annan accuses Sudan

Recent fighting in Darfur has killed more than 60 people as armed factions battle over territory ahead of a planned disarmament, African and UN officials have said.

Tue, 23 May, 2006 - 09:17
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Recent fighting in Darfur has killed more than 60 people as armed factions battle over territory ahead of a planned disarmament, African and UN officials have said.

Sudan’s army yesterday denied breaching the peace agreement.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: DarfurPlace: SudanPlace: southern DarfurPlace: southernPlace: KalakaPlace: ChadPlace: ManawashiPlace: KhartoumPlace: IraqPlace: KutumPlace: Dar es-SalamPerson: UN Secretary-GeneralPerson: Kofi AnnanPerson: Moussa HamaniPerson: HamaniPerson: Minni MinnawiPerson: MinnawiPerson: YussefPerson: AnnanPerson: Lakhdar BrahimiPerson: BrahimiPerson: Baha ElkoussyPerson: ElkoussyPerson: Brig. Osman Mohamed al-AghbashOrganisation: SudanOrganisation: UNOrganisation: African UnionOrganisation: JanjaweedOrganisation: United NationsOrganisation: UN Security CouncilOrganisation: Sudanese Liberation Army
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