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- Congress is moving bipartisan sanctions legislation targeting Sudan’s warring factions to ease the humanitarian crisis.
- The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a bill sanctioning Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces with a 34-5 vote.
- The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will consider a companion bill next week, showing urgency per Sen. Jim Risch.
- Rep. Brian Mast said the measure positions President Donald Trump’s administration to negotiate with Sudan’s parties.
