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Sudan OKs small Darfur force (Reuters)
Filed: April 16th 2007: World

An African Union peacekeeper in Sudan's northern Darfur province, May 14, 2006. Sudan cleared the way for a United Nations support package for an African Union force struggling to maintain peace in Darfur when it agreed on Monday to accept U.N. attack helicopters as part of the plan. (Candace Feit/Reuters)Reuters - Sudan cleared the way for the
United Nations to bolster an African Union force struggling to
maintain peace in Darfur when it agreed on Monday to accept
U.N. attack helicopters as part of the plan.

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