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  1. A diplomatic body is coordinating positions on issues concerning Sudan and South Sudan through the African Union and the United Nations Security Council.

UN Security Council Pressured to Adopt Arms Embargo on South Sudan

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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Senior U.S. officials are pressuring the United Nations Security Council to adopt a resolution establishing a nationwide arms embargo on South Sudan. Separately, South Sudan and Ethiopia agreed to launch a joint investigation into the recent killing of Ethiopian UN peacekeepers in Jonglei State.

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The proposed arms embargo could restrict South Sudan's defense procurement and security sector operations. The African Union Peace and Security Council has also renewed calls for South Sudan’s leaders and peace agreement signatories to resume talks.

A diplomatic body is coordinating positions on issues concerning Sudan and South Sudan through the African Union and the United Nations Security Council.

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Who's involved

  • United Nations Security CouncilThe body under international pressure to adopt the arms embargo resolution.
  • South SudanThe geopolitical state targeted by the proposed nationwide arms embargo.
  • United NationsThe global organization where the Security Council operates.
  • African UnionThe supranational union coordinating diplomatic efforts in the region.

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