The RJMEC has called for swift probes into violence in Upper Nile State and a UN helicopter attack. They condemned the violence, urged parties to cease hostilities, and emphasized the need for dialogue to restore peace, particularly highlighting the threat to the unity government under the 2018 peace deal.
Peace monitors in South Sudan have urgently called for investigations into recent violence in Upper Nile State and an assault on a UN helicopter that resulted in the death of a UN personnel as well as numerous soldiers. The Reconstituted Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission (RJMEC) condemned these acts and urged all parties involved to cease hostilities and engage in dialogue to promote peace across the nation.
The RJMEC’s call for action emphasizes the need for immediate investigations and de-escalation of violence in South Sudan. By urging dialogue and cooperation among the warring factions, the monitors aim to restore calm and protect the fragile unity government formed under the 2018 peace agreement. Continued international attention is crucial to ensuring stability in the region and preventing further conflict.
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