Sudan accepts peacekeeping plan
16/04/2007 15:00  - (SA)  

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Khartoum - Sudanese foreign minister Lam Akol said on Monday Khartoum had fully accepted the second phase of a UN plan to bolster a peacekeeping operation in Darfur, including the deployment of helicopter gunships.

"Sudan has accepted the second phase of the agreement of UN support to the African force," Akol told a news conference.

He said "yes" when asked if this included the deployment of helicopter gunships - an issue over which Sudan had previously expressed reservations.

- Reuters

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