U.N. Officials Warn of a Growing ‘Panic’ in Central Sudan as Violence Spreads -- New York TimesNAIROBI, Kenya — United Nations officials warned on Wednesday of “a growing sense of panic” in the volatile Kordofan area of central Sudan, with 60,000 people displaced, aid convoys blocked, ethnic clashes erupting and dozens dead — possibly including several United Nations workers. President Obama urged the Sudanese government to cease “its military actions immediately.”
Aid workers and historians of Sudan said that what was happening in the Kordofan region, as described by United Nations officials, had the echoes of previous conflicts in the country that had spiraled out of control, including the bloodshed in Darfur.
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Panic grips Sudan, U.N. says -- UPI
Khartoum accused of ‘ethnic cleansing´ -- Washington Times
Sudan: “Ethnic Cleansing” in South Kordofan? -- John Campbell, Council On Foreign Relations
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Sudanese Fighting Displaces 60,000 in Southern Kordofan State, UN Says -- Bloomberg
Barack Obama calls for Sudan ceasefire after renewed fighting -- The Telegraph
Obama calls for South Sudan cease-fire -- Christian Science Monitor
US Warns Sudan on Abyei, Southern Kordofan -- Voice of America
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