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The fuel blockade has made everyday life in the west African country all but impossible.

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Syrsky said Pokrovsk was under pressure from an "enemy group thousands strong", but denied reports that Moscow had encircled the logistics hub, saying there was "no blockade".

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The blockade has hit the capital particularly hard the past two weeks, with the landlocked Sahel nation's economy grinding to a halt.

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"If that administration's desire to support our people were sincere, they would have unconditionally lifted the criminal blockade," Roberto Morales Ojeda, a member of the Communist Party of Cuba's Politburo wrote on X.

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And they were plunged into a severe hunger crisis by an RSF blockade of supplies and aid.

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