Sudanese Army Airstrike on North Darfur Market Kills Hundred of Civilians
- An airstrike on a market in Tora, North Darfur, has killed hundreds of civilians, according to Emergency Lawyers, a pro-democracy network.
- Dozens of people were killed in an airstrike on a market in Tora, North Darfur, according to the United Nations and local rights groups.
- Emergency Lawyers reported that hundreds of civilians were killed and dozens of others were wounded in the attack, blaming the Sudanese Armed Forces for it.
- The Sudanese military's spokesperson claimed that civilians had not been targeted and called allegations incorrect during their operations.
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War in Sudan: Facts and Backgrounds on the Conflict
During the war in Sudan, the army reports the reconquest of the capital Khartoum, and an attack on a market in North Darfur is said to have resulted in numerous deaths. What is the conflict about? Questions and answers.
54 Die in Sudanese Airstrike on Market in North Darfur; South Sudan on Brink of Civil War
In Sudan, at least 54 people were killed Tuesday in a military airstrike on a market in the western village of Tora in North Darfur. Meanwhile, the United Nations is warning South Sudan is on the brink of a renewed civil war as fighting escalates between government forces and a rebel militia known as the White Army.
Sudanese Army Says Capital’s Center Recaptured From Militia
Sudan’s army recaptured central Khartoum including the international airport, an official said, edging closer to routing the Rapid Support Forces from the capital in what would be a turning point in the two-year civil war.
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