Chad Accuses Sudan of Air Strike Near Shared Border that Killed 12
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The air strike hit a market in Sudan where the Rapid Support Forces allegedly fuelled
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.
At least 12 people died and seven others were injured in an air strike on Thursday near the eastern border between Chad and Sudan, confirmed to Eph today a Chadian military source.
Sudan army drone strike kills at least 12 near Chad border
At least 12 people were killed and several others wounded after a drone strike attributed to the Sudanese Armed Forces hit a fuel market near Sudan’s border with Chad, according to Chadian and Sudanese sources. The attack struck the market in Adikong, west of El Geneina in West Darfur, on Thursday. The area lies close to the Adré border crossing, a major route for humanitarian supplies and commercial goods entering Darfur. Darfur24, citing local…
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