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Twelve African Union Soldiers Killed in Darfur

HeadlineOct 01, 2007

In Sudan, at least 12 African Union soldiers were killed in Darfur on Sunday in the worst attacks on international troops since they were deployed in 2004. The killings occurred when over a thousand armed rebels stormed an African Union base. More than 50 other troops are reportedly missing. The attack took place just as a new diplomatic initiative for peace got underway. A delegation of so-called “elders” including South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu arrived in Khartoum on Sunday.

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