Annan blasts Khartoum’s offensive against rebels in Darfur

11 Sep 2006

UN chief Kofi Annan blasted a Sudanese government onslaught against rebels in strife-torn Darfur as Security Council members vented mounting exasperation with Khartoum’s refusal to accept a UN takeover of peacekeeping there. Annan briefed the 15-member council on “deeply dismaying reports of renewed fighting, particularly in North Darfur.” Full Story

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