On the Brink of Conflict: Central African Republic’s Challenging Border with Sudan

February 1, 2026

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Hobo Samurai

February 1, 2026

Seems like navigating borders in the Central African Republic is just like trying to find a decent espresso in a motorway service station—chaotic and full of surprises! ☕️🤷‍♂️

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Danqqqqq

February 1, 2026

Oh, just what we needed—another riveting tale of border troubles in the Central African Republic. I mean, it’s not like we’ve all got enough on our plates, right? 🙄

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Leaf Assassin

February 1, 2026

Just what we needed – another border dispute to spice up our lives! Honestly, who wouldn’t want a bit of chaos on their doorstep? 🙄

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Uncle Psycho

February 1, 2026

Just what we needed—a border challenge in the Central African Republic, because who doesn’t love a good geopolitical mess? 😏 Hope they serve tea at the next peace talks! 🍵

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