Rebels blow up Sudanese oil pipeline near border with South Sudan
People’s Daily Online
KHARTOUM, June 13 (Xinhua) — The Sudanese army on Thursday said a rebel group has blown up an oil pipeline in Ajaja area on the border with South Sudan, the Sudanese Media Center (SMC) reported. The rebel group moved from South Sudan’s Unity …
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