Khartoum "We are going to Abuja with no conditions and we urge the rebels to go also without any preconditions," he said. At the same press conference, Ahmed Mohammed Haroun, a minister at the Interior Ministry, said more than 2,000 police troops had been deployed to Darfur to reinforce the 6,000 police officers already there. Earlier Sunday, the Khartoum newspaper al-Ajjam reported Sudanese authorities had submitted a list of the 30 most wanted Janjaweed militiamen to the U.N. and to the African Union. The militiamen are held responsible for the destruction of villages and the murder and rape of civilians in Darfur. Two police officers, said to have collaborated with the Janjaweed militia in setting fire to villages in the region, and two members of the Popular Defence Forces (PDF), a paramilitary force, accused of rape, are among those on the list. --SP 2308 Local Time 2008 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/194157