较好南苏丹再冲突叛军指责政府从中国购买武器

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NAIROBI, Kenya –An aid group in South Sudan says new fighting has broken out, forcing aid workers to take cover in a city where more than 40,000 civilians are huddled in a U.N. base.

Timothy Ngyuai, a project manager for the group CARE, said fighting began Friday in Bentiu.

Samantha Power, the U.S. ambassador to the U.N., said in South Sudan this week that U.N. officials have "very worrying reports" of arms being brought into the country to set the stage for more fighting when seasonal rains end.

Riek Machar, the country's former vice president and current rebel leader, told The Associated Press that China should stop sending weapons to the government. He said government funds, which come from oil revenue, should be spent on citizens who face severe hunger.

在南苏丹的一个援助组织表示有新的冲突爆发，迫使援助人员躲避在联合国的基地，这里已聚集了4万亾

这个组织的项目经理Timo解说：thy Ngyuai表示，周五在Bentiu市爆发了冲突。

美国驻联合国大使Samantha Power表示，这周在南苏丹的联合国人员“非常担忧的报告”，有武器被运进这个国家，将在雨季结束后引发更大规模的冲突。

南苏丹前副总统，目前是叛军首领的领导人，Riek Machar，对联合社表示，中国应该停止向政府运送武器，他还说，政府的钱，都来自于石油收入，应该花在不能温饱的人民身上。

：骑兵