In Sudan, peacekeepers’ weapons have repeatedly fallen into militants’ hands

08 Jul 2015

“U.N. and African Union peacekeeping forces in East Africa have repeatedly allowed their weapons to fall into the hands of armed groups responsible for much of the region’s violence, according to a report by a Geneva-based research group.”

Source: In Sudan, peacekeepers’ weapons have repeatedly fallen into militants’ hands – The Washington Post

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