Peacekeepers: Darfur Clashes Killed Nearly 600 In May -- Voice of AmericaInternational peacekeepers say fighting in Sudan's Darfur region killed nearly 600 people during May, the largest monthly death toll in more than two years.
Officials with the U.N.-African Union mission in Darfur say the death toll was the highest recorded since peacekeepers were deployed in January 2008.
The casualty figures released Monday included deaths both from tribal violence and from clashes between Darfur rebel groups and the Sudanese government.
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