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Chemical Siege Hits Army
Reports of explosions involving bombs suspected of containing chlorine near Atbara, along with a warning about possible munitions and toxic materials inside a military complex in Damazin, have renewed concerns about the storage and transfer of weapons to the Blue Nile front. The Sudanese Peace Organization called for an independent technical team to be sent to inspect the munitions, storage facilities and records; for military equipment and hazardous materials to be moved away from residential areas and educational institutions; and for emergency plans to be put in place to protect residents. These developments come amid earlier US accusations that the Sudanese army used chemical weapons in 2024—accusations the army denied. Establishing the facts will require an independent investigation and technical evidence.
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