The US has warned South
Sudan's leaders not to go against the peace deal that was signed by President
Salva Kiir yesterday, aimed at ending the 20-month civil war. State Department
spokesman John Kirby said the country would "hold to account those who
would undermine the agreement or violate the ceasefire".
When
President Kiir put his name to the agreement on Wednesday he said that he had
"reservations" about some of its clauses.
The
US has responded that it does not "recognize any separate reservations
made about the agreement and expect all parties to abide by all elements of the
final peace agreement".
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