Sudan troops moved outside disputed Abyei area-media
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| Sudan says will pull troops from oil-rich region BlueRidgeNow.com By MOHAMMED SAEED AP Sudan said it would withdraw its army Tuesday from a disputed border region that contains rich oil fields and is contested by neighboring South Sudan. The decision to pull the military out of Abyei comes as Sudanese officials are … |
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