Eleven Sudanese traders were killed by unknown gunmen as they crossed into South Sudan, just weeks after the two countries agreed to open 10 crossing points along their 1,200-mile (2,000-kilometer) border to boost the movement of goods and people, an official said Friday.

South Sudanese army spokesman Philip Aguer said gangsters were suspected of ambushing three trucks carrying Sudanese traders at Khorachier trading center, around 18 miles (30 kilometers) from Renk town.

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Source: VOA News: War and Conflict