Sudanese Government Ally Proposes New Peace Plan

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Malik Agar Ayyir, a former rebel allied with Sudan's government, proposed a new peace plan to end the civil war.
The plan calls for restoring the state's arms monopoly, dissolving non-state armed groups, and establishing a democratic government with free elections.

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Malik Agar Ayyir, a former rebel allied with Sudan's government, proposed a new peace plan to end the civil war. The plan calls for restoring the state's arms monopoly, dissolving non-state armed groups, and establishing a democratic government with free elections.

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