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U.S. Kept Quiet After Americans Were Attacked by Soldiers in South Sudan

REIGN OF TERROR

Soldiers in South Sudan singled out American aid workers amid an orgy of theft and gang rapes last month. The UN didn’t stop them, and the U.S. said nothing.

Christopher Dickey
Christopher Dickey 

World News Editor

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Christopher Dickey

Christopher Dickey

World News Editor

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