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A leading rebel commander was among those killed in the besieged north Darfur city of El Fasher , Sudan 's army says.
The announcement closely followed a United Nations Security Council resolution passed on Thursday .
Doctors Without Borders says fighting has killed at least 226 people and wounded 1,418 more.
The conflict has so far claimed thousands of lives and displaced millions .
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