The U.N. peacekeeping chief on Tuesday urged the Security Council to push South Sudan's political rivals to engage in a meaningful peace process. Faced with a deteriorating security and humanitarian situation and a peace deal that has struggled to take hold, Jean-Piere Lacroix told the 15-member body that the country's leaders bear the responsibility of ending the bloodshed in the world's youngest nation. Our U.N. correspondent Liling Tan has more from New York.
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