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Army claims to have "secured" Unity state

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    The Sudanese army and allied militias have said they destroyed a number of camps belonging to the rebel Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA) in the southern state of Unity and "secured the oil area". They also claimed to have damaged Nhial Boi airport in the state, denying the SPLA supplies "from foreign organisations", and freed four Sudanese and one Chinese oil workers kidnapped by the rebels, according to media sources in Khartoum.

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