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Unexploded mines and weapons in Sudan have injured hundreds after war
April 29, 2026
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As residents return to Sudan's capital Khartoum after months of fighting, unexploded ordnance and landmines left behind by the war are creating a growing danger across the capital. Associated Press reporter Sam Mednick, reporting from the city, says deminers are working to clear contaminated areas, but aid groups warn the process will take years amid limited funding and international attention.
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