U.S. Threatens Sanctions Over Obstruction of Aid in South Sudan
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Updated Sep 21
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What happened
The United States warned South Sudan that it would use “all tools available,” including sanctions and visa restrictions, to address the obstruction of humanitarian assistance in South Sudan. The U.S. Bureau of African Affairs accused South Sudan’s transitional government of obstructing aid and treating it as a source of revenue.
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Why it matters
The United States stated it is the largest provider of humanitarian assistance to South Sudan. The threat of sanctions could impact the financial operations and aid supply chains within the country.
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Who's involved
- South SudanThe country whose transitional government was accused of obstructing humanitarian assistance.
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The entities involved
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South Sudan
country in East Africa
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- Shared economic pressures have been observed across continents, involving Africa and South Sudan.
- Attacks on oil pipelines carrying South Sudanese oil.