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Sudanese Army Uses Chemical Weapons
A investigation by The Washington Post confirmed that the Sudanese army has established a secret stockpile of chemical weapons and has used chlorine bombs during military operations in Sudan. Evidence indicates the presence of approximately 290 chemical shells stored, along with the conversion of chlorine, typically used for water purification, into offensive weapons, constituting a violation of international treaties. This development is a serious and threatening step for regional security and confirms the existence of an active chemical program used in the ongoing conflict, which has lasted for three years and resulted in a severe humanitarian crisis.
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