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Conflict in Blue Nile: Rebel Stronghold Falls to Sudan Army

By Enough Project Team on Friday, November 4, 2011

By Nenad Marinkovic

JUBA, South Sudan -- Sudan Armed Forces, or SAF, have taken control of the stronghold of the rebel Sudan People’s Liberation Army-North, or SPLA-N, in Kurmuk town, near the Ethiopian border.

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