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military conflicts Mar 10, 2026, 10:38 AM
UN peacekeepers stand firm in opposition-held Akobo amidst looming assault - The South Sudanese government ordered the evacuation of U.N. peacekeepers from Akobo ahead of a military assault.
- The U.N. Mission in South Sudan rejected the evacuation order, citing the need to protect civilians during military operations.
- Tensions continue to rise as the conflict escalates, endangering the safety of thousands of displaced people in the region.
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military conflicts Mar 6, 2026, 2:14 PM
Ugandan troops aided in deadly airstrikes against civilians in South Sudan - A U.N. inquiry reported Ugandan forces assisted South Sudan's government in airstrikes against civilian areas.
- These airstrikes targeted predominantly Nuer communities and resulted in widespread civilian casualties.
- The military involvement of Uganda raises serious concerns about adherence to peace agreements and civilian safety.
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military conflicts Mar 2, 2026, 5:11 PM
Death toll rises to 178 in brutal South Sudan attack - An attack in Ruweng County escalated violence in South Sudan, resulting in 178 deaths.
- Medical aid groups are overwhelmed as casualties seek treatment, with 73 people hospitalized.
- The UN has called for an immediate ceasefire and dialogue to prevent further escalation.
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military conflicts Feb 19, 2026, 6:14 PM
Government-aligned fighters kill civilians in South Sudan ambush - The security situation in South Sudan has worsened since December 2025, leading to fears of a renewed civil war.
- Political tensions, particularly involving Riek Machar and government actions, have exacerbated ethnic violence in Jonglei State.
- Recent attacks on civilians demonstrate a pattern of atrocities, raising concerns over humanitarian crises and stability in the region.
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military conflicts Feb 5, 2026, 1:20 AM
MSF hospital destroyed in airstrike amid escalating violence in South Sudan - Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) serves over 200,000 people in Jonglei state and reported that its hospital was hit by an airstrike.
- The airstrike destroyed the main warehouse of the hospital and most critical medical supplies.
- The incident highlights the increasing violence in South Sudan, raising fears of a return to civil war as healthcare facilities are directly targeted.
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military conflicts Feb 2, 2026, 8:08 PM
Humanitarian crisis deepens as fighting escalates in Jonglei, South Sudan - Renewed fighting in Jonglei, South Sudan, has displaced over 230,000 people since December.
- Humanitarian organizations report that access is severely restricted, impacting medical care and food assistance.
- The escalating violence raises fears of a regression to full-scale conflict, prompting calls for a political solution.
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military conflicts Jan 28, 2026, 4:19 AM
South Sudan's army escalates offensive against opposition forces - South Sudan's army has announced a major military operation against opposition forces after suffering territorial losses.
- The operation aims to recapture towns held by opposition groups, raising fears for civilian safety.
- There is significant international concern regarding the potential for mass violence against civilians amidst the ongoing conflict.
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military conflicts Jan 26, 2026, 2:28 PM
South Sudan army general calls for no mercy against civilians - Deputy Army Chief Gen Johnson Oluny has made threats regarding operations against opposition-held areas, calling for extreme measures.
- Over 180,000 civilians have been displaced due to escalating violence, prompting urgent evacuation orders in conflict zones.
- The UN has condemned the military's rhetoric and warned of potential mass violence against vulnerable populations.
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military conflicts Jan 22, 2026, 12:14 PM
South Sudan army defeats SPLA-IO in critical Panyume battle - Government forces from the South Sudan People's Defense Forces regained control of Panyume after SPLA-IO briefly claimed it.
- The clashes are part of ongoing political tensions related to Riek Machar's leadership and trial amidst fears of a renewed civil war.
- The situation highlights the fragility of South Sudan's peace, as military confrontations threaten the stability of the capital, Juba.
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military conflicts Dec 25, 2025, 9:31 AM
UK slashes humanitarian aid to South Sudan amid rising crisis - The UK has announced significant cuts to its aid budget for South Sudan, affecting refugee support.
- Humanitarian organizations report alarming consequences due to reduced funding, such as increased violence and health crises.
- Experts warn that the cuts could lead to greater suffering among vulnerable populations in South Sudan.
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business Dec 18, 2025, 10:31 PM
RAM prices soar, complicating PC building in 2025 - RAM and SSD prices have seen unprecedented increases, causing complications for PC builders.
- The cost of certain RAM kits has surged to four times their August price, challenging both new and existing PC gamers.
- Overall, the current situation raises doubts about the prospects of building or upgrading PCs successfully in 2025.
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military conflicts Dec 18, 2025, 6:55 PM
International community warns South Sudan against renewed violence - The U.S., U.K., and Norway urged South Sudan's leaders to halt fighting and focus on the peace agreement.
- Concerns were raised about President Salva Kiir's failure to implement agreed power-sharing principles.
- The situation in South Sudan necessitates immediate action to prevent a return to widespread violence.
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politics Dec 16, 2025, 1:00 AM
Trump staffers celebrate devastating cuts to USAID programs - In early 2017, the Trump administration announced it would eliminate 90% of USAID programs, leading to immediate closures of critical services.
- The move faced severe backlash, as a cholera clinic in South Sudan shut down, resulting in preventable deaths.
- Staff celebrations over the cuts sparked outrage as they ignored the grave consequences facing vulnerable populations.
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military conflicts Nov 26, 2025, 12:14 PM
Aid flight crashes in South Sudan, killing all crew members - An aircraft carrying food supplies for Samaritan's Purse crashed in Unity State, South Sudan, killing all three crew members.
- The flight, operated by Nari Air, was traveling from Juba with aid intended for communities affected by severe flooding.
- This incident highlights the ongoing aviation safety issues and humanitarian challenges faced in South Sudan.
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business Nov 19, 2025, 5:33 PM
South Sudan resumes oil exports after attacks disrupt operations - Oil production in South Sudan was disrupted due to drone attacks on facilities in Sudan.
- Operations across all oil fields in South Sudan have now returned to normal.
- The resumption of oil exports is crucial for South Sudan's economy and international access.
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