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Recent investigations by major U.S. newspapers have documented evidence suggesting that Sudanese Armed Forces elements developed and deployed improvised chlorine weapons, potentially transforming the country's civil conflict into a chemical weapons crisis with direct implications for Red Sea energy security. The alleged use of such weapons near a major oil refinery north of Khartoum has raised concerns that critical energy infrastructure could become targets of unconventional warfare, threatening regional stability and global energy markets.
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