Chad Accuses Sudan of Deadly Air Strike Near Shared Border
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The attack hit a market where the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces were allegedly purchasing fuel – Seven injured
An airstrike targeted a "market" in Chad, on the border with Sudan, where "the Rapid Support Forces were purchasing fuel", an attack for which the Sudanese army is blamed. The post Sudan: 12 dead in attack in neighboring Chad – They blame the Sudanese army appeared first on in.gr.
The airstrike hit a market in the Adikong area on Thursday
Twelve people were killed and seven others were injured in an air strike on Thursday in an area of Chad near the border with Sudan, according to a source in the African country's security services who spoke to AFP. The air strike targeted “a market where the Rapid Support Forces (YPG) were supplying fuel” near Antikong, the security force source told AFP on condition of anonymity, referring to Sudanese paramilitaries who have been engaged in a w…
Twelve people were killed on Thursday in Chad in a strike on an area close to the Sudanese border, said to AFP a Chadian security source, N的Djamena and Washington accusing the Sudanese army of having carried out attacks on Chadian territory. An air strike "targeted a market (...) where the Rapid Support Forces [...] Read more Chad: 12 dead in an attack on the border with Sudan (security source) appeared first on Chadinfo.
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