U.S., Norway, UK and EU warn Sudanese military against unilaterally appointing new prime minister
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The United States, Norway, Britain and the EU warned the Sudanese military on Tuesday they would not support a new prime minister unless a broad range of civilian stakeholders are involved.
"Unilateral action to appoint a new Prime Minister and Cabinet would undermine those institutions' credibility and risks plunging the nation into conflict," the U.S., Norway, UK and EU said in a statement.
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