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US condemns Sudan government

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    Meanwhile, the United States condemned the government of Sudan for bombing civilian and aid targets in southern Sudan. State Department spokesman Richard Boucher said on Wednesday that the targeting of relief planes “endangers the international humanitarian relief effort and increases the risk of starvation for tens of thousands of Sudanese non-combatants”, the German news agency DPA reported. The spokesman said the bombing campaign in the south included attacks on runways used to transport humanitarian supplies, and violated the government’s 19 April pledge to stop targeting civilians.

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