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Central African Republic: Two UN Peacekeepers Killed in an Ambush in Central African Republic

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[UN News] Two United Nations peacekeepers were killed after their convoy was ambushed by members of the UPC and anti-Balaka armed groups in southern Central African Republic (CAR), the UN Mission in the country said on Monday.

Source: allAfrica.com

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