Sudan: Accord does not mean UN troops in Darfur

Sudanese foreign minister Lam Akol insisted today the Addis Ababa accord did not mean UN peacekeepers will join African Union troops in a joint force in Darfur.

Sudan: Accord does not mean UN troops in Darfur
Fri, 17 Nov, 2006 - 15:52

Sudanese foreign minister Lam Akol insisted today the Addis Ababa accord did not mean UN peacekeepers will join African Union troops in a joint force in Darfur.

He said it only entailed the provision of UN technical assistance.

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