A local rights group, Emergency Lawyers, reported that drone strikes on a central city in Sudan resulted in the deaths of up to 23 individuals. The group attributed the attack to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), although the RSF has not claimed responsibility for the incident.
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Drone strikes in central Sudan result in 23 fatalities, according to NGO
Drone strikes in a central Sudanese city have led to the deaths of up to 23 people, as reported by the local rights group Emergency Lawyers. The group has blamed the attack on the Rapid Support Forces, which has not confirmed its involvement.
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Drone strikes on central Sudanese city kill up to 23: NGO
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Drone strikes in central Sudan result in 23 fatalities, according to NGO