Chad Closes Border With Sudan After Khartoum Cuts Diplomatic Relations
                   
sudaneseonline.com: A JEM fighter escorts General Martin Luther Agwai (3rd from Left) Force Commander of the AU Mission in Sudan (AMIS), as he walks with JEM's Khalil Ibrahim (2L), and another commander (L) in Darfur, Sudan, 17 Oct. 2007 sudaneseonline.com
sudaneseonline.com     13-May-2008            

Chad has closed its border with Sudan, in response to Khartoum's decision to break diplomatic relations with N'Djamena following a rebel attack on the Sudanese capital. The Chadian government issued a statement Monday saying it had sealed the border and frozen economic... [read full story]                    


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