Russia Vetoes Sudan ceasefire resolution
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•NRC calls for 'diplomatic pressure on warring parties' to avert spread of famine across Sudan
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A Russia vetoed a UN resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Sudan and the delivery of humanitarian aid to millions of people there.
Sudan plunged into a devastating conflict in April last year when long simmering tensions between the military and a militia erupted.
The fighting has killed at least 61,000 people, although the true toll is thought to be far higher.
Millions more Sudanese have been displaced and some are facing famine.
Matild Vu: Some decision have been made and those decision have led to to food insecurity that we're seeing today .
Warring parties have also not to let humanitarian flow humanitarian aid into Sudan .
Vu: There needs to be a lot of diplomatic discussion and pressure on to the warring parties to to change the policies.
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