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| - At 9:00 July 1 2012, Southern Sudanese Forces overwhelmed East Saharan forces station at the Abyei Border, and invaded the disputed territory, causing extra security forces to be rushed to the area of invasion. By 13:00 Southern Sudanese Forces had secured the southern parts of Abyei, and pushing forward against East Saharan Armed Forces. The invasion is in progress at this time. Reportadly civilians had been murdered or kidnapped by Southern Sudanese Forces, and UN Evacuations are in progress. President of Eastern Sahara, Ahmed Shafik declared a state of war on Southern Sudan. The entire town of Abyei was destroyed, and its residents displaced, mostly killed or evacuated. At the current time, Southern Sudan occupies the southern parts of Abyei, and Eastern Sahara the northern areas. Allie
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| - At 9:00 July 1 2012, Southern Sudanese Forces overwhelmed East Saharan forces station at the Abyei Border, and invaded the disputed territory, causing extra security forces to be rushed to the area of invasion. By 13:00 Southern Sudanese Forces had secured the southern parts of Abyei, and pushing forward against East Saharan Armed Forces. The invasion is in progress at this time. Reportadly civilians had been murdered or kidnapped by Southern Sudanese Forces, and UN Evacuations are in progress. President of Eastern Sahara, Ahmed Shafik declared a state of war on Southern Sudan. The entire town of Abyei was destroyed, and its residents displaced, mostly killed or evacuated. At the current time, Southern Sudan occupies the southern parts of Abyei, and Eastern Sahara the northern areas. Allied States BoSS agents entered the occupied territory. Turkey sent troops the Abyei Area, to aid their allies of Eastern Sahara in pushing out the invaders, 600 Turkish Troops entered the occupied territory on the 5th July. On the 7th July Southern Sudanese forces were pushed out of the town of Abyei, which was the first time since the invasion their forces had retreated. On July 11th East Saharan forces pushed the Southern Sudanese forces back to the border, which came as mass celebration for displaced residents. Heavy fighting is still going on at the border. On the 7th of August the people of Abyei will hold a vote to determine which country the Abyei Area will be part of, the town is still under much relief and aid from the UN and Eastern Sahara.
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