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- The European Union decided to impose new sanctions on the Sudan gold trade.
- Within the scope of the decision, the purchase, import, and transfer of Sudanese-origin gold were prohibited.
- Shipments of mercury and cyanide chemicals, which finance the conflict, to the country were halted.
- The conflict between the Sudanese Army and the Rapid Support Forces has been ongoing for over three years.
The European Union (EU) has decided to impose new sanctions on the trade of Sudanese-origin gold on the grounds that it finances the military conflict in the country. With the decision taken on Monday, when the announcement was made, the purchase, import, and transfer of Sudanese gold are prohibited.
As part of the decision announced by the EU Council, shipments of mercury and cyanide to the country have also been halted. The sale, supply, transfer, and export of these chemicals to Sudan have been strictly prohibited.
Clashes between the Sudanese Army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces have been ongoing for over three years and have led to a large-scale humanitarian crisis.
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- What exactly do the restrictions imposed by the European Union on the Sudan gold trade cover?
- Within the scope of the ban, the purchase, import, and transfer of Sudanese-origin gold have been completely prohibited.
- In addition to these restrictions, which substances did the EU ban the shipment of?
- Along with the gold trade, the sale, supply, transfer, and export of mercury and cyanide to Sudan were also prohibited.
- On what grounds did the European Union impose these sanctions?
- The EU stated that the gold trade in Sudan is used to finance the ongoing military conflict in the country.
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