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UN-backed Sudan peace talks resume in Geneva to end drone war
Nearly two dozen countries met in Geneva to discuss a ceasefire and civilian protection as Sudan's war enters its fourth year, with 34 million people needing aid.
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Peace talks on Sudan continued in Geneva on Wednesday, with nearly two dozen countries discussing a ceasefire and transition. The UN envoy said the first session focused on de-escalation. Switzerland's state secretary said the war has become a drone war that kills mostly civilians, and cited 34 million people needing humanitarian support.
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