Examples of using Diffra in English and their translations into Arabic
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On 5, 9 and 23 December 2013, about 30 Sudan oil personnel were observed in the vicinity of the Beer Adrak oil pump station and in Mekeines, outside their usual area of deployment in the Diffra oil complex.
The rehabilitation and expansion of 3 camps(Agok, Diffra and Abyei headquarters) and the construction of 6 new camps(Farouk, Todach, Dokura,
Lastly, it is my hope that progress in the development of local institutions will also result in an agreement on an alternative security arrangement for the oil complex in Diffra, thereby allowing the withdrawal of the Sudanese oil police.
On 4 October, UNISFA observed the arrival of an advance party consisting of some 40 Misseriya, including women, children and traders, in Diffra, Mekines and Farouk in the northern Abyei Area, mainly from Southern Kordofan in the Sudan.
In addition, and also in violation of the Agreement and Security Council resolutions, approximately 120 to 150 Sudanese oil police personnel remained deployed inside the Diffra oil complex in the northern Abyei Area.
As at 23 January 2012, the armed forces and police of the Government of the Sudan remained present in the area north of the Kiir/Bahr el-Arab River, especially in Abyei town, Goli, Baloom and the Diffra area.
South Sudan has withdrawn all of its armed forces from Abyei, whereas Sudan continues to have elements of the Sudanese Armed Forces in the name of an armed" oil police" stationed in Diffra(Keich), despite international demands for their withdrawal.
On 14 December 2013, a Misseriya youth, who alleged that he had been shot by a Ngok Dinka in Shegei village in the northern Abyei Area, was treated for a gunshot wound at the UNISFA clinic in Diffra.
The patrols focused in particular on sensitive areas that were receiving both returnees and nomads, such as Marial Achak in Sector South, Noong, Tejalei and Leu in Sector Centre and Alal, Goli, Mekines, Diffra, Um Khariet, Todach and Thurpader in Sector North.
While the South Sudanese and Sudanese armed forces had withdrawn from the Abyei Area with UNISFA support by early May, a company-size unit of the Sudanese police remains deployed within the Diffra oil installations in violation of the Agreement.
Following discussions with the UNISFA Head of Mission and Force Commander, Major General Yohannes Tesfamariam, which lasted more than three hours, the armed group allowed the convoy to leave to travel back to Diffra to continue discussions with some of its representatives.
between Abyei headquarters, Sector North(Todach, Diffra and Farouk) and Sector South(Banton, Agok
On 20 May, three trucks belonging to Sudanese contractors hired by UNISFA to transport sand from Diffra to Dokura were stopped on their way back near Dokura and their drivers were attacked by Ngok Dinka youth.
The Mission intensified its mandated conflict management and protection of civilian functions in close cooperation with the relevant state authorities, including the establishment of temporary operating bases in Agok and Diffra and increased air patrols.
On 20 August, UNISFA held a meeting with local community leaders and representatives in Diffra in an effort to sensitize them to the importance of maintaining good intercommunal relations and to explain the mission ' s mandate.
UNISFA continues to provide the sole security presence in the Abyei Area following the withdrawal of Sudanese armed forces, SPLA and the Sudan/South Sudan police service, with the exception of the Sudan Oil Police at the Diffra oil complex.
The Government of the Sudan further reiterated its position that the oil police units should remain inside the oil complex in Diffra until the formation of the Abyei Police Service provided for in the 20 June 2011 Agreement.
As the convoy was turning around towards Diffra, a Misseriya youth opened fire on the United Nations vehicle and killed the Ngok Dinka Paramount Chief and a UNISFA peacekeeper.
At neither meeting were the parties able to move beyond the issue of the deployment of Joint Integrated Unit troops to the town of Diffra, which SPLM made conditional on the complete withdrawal of the Northern police guarding the Diffra oil fields.
in Wad Banda(Northern Kordofan) on 29 August and Diffra(Southern Kordofan)