Fighting Threatens Oil Fields in S. Sudan

The government says opposition forces, apparently supported by the Sudanese government, are making a push towards the south - threatening several oil fields in Upper Nile state.

Soldiers patrol an oil field in Paloug, in South Sudan's Upper Nile state

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  • South Sudan:   Fighting Threatens Oil Fields

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    Fighting has erupted around Renk, a key border town in Upper Nile state. South Sudan says opposition forces supported by the Sudanese government are making a push towards oil… Read more »

  • South Sudan:   IGAD Condemns Ongoing Fighting in S Sudan

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  • South Sudan:   U.S Sanctions More South Sudanese Military

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  • South Sudan:   Fresh Fighting in Upper Nile Threatens to Derail Peace Process

    Sudan Tribune, 20 September 2014

    The Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) has condemned a renewed outbreak of fighting between South Sudan's warring parties in Upper Nile, warning it could jeopardise… Read more »

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  • South Sudan:   Army Denies Possession of Chemical Weapons

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