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Sudan says pipelines will not open for South's oil

By REUTERS

APRIL 20, 2012 23:45

KHARTOUM - Sudan's President Omar Hassan Bashir said on Friday Sudan did not want fees from South Sudanese oil and threatened to keep Sudan's oil pipelines closed to the South's crude exports following fighting in a disputed border region.

"We don't want fees from the oil of South Sudan and we will not open the pipeline. There is no oil from South Sudan that will pass through our pure land, so that not one dollar goes to these criminals," Bashir told a rally in Khartoum attended by thousands of people.

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