78 people died and 20 more were injured as a result of a combat drone strike on a mosque in western Sudan. This was reported by the BBC, informs UNN.
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It is noted that the paramilitary group "Rapid Support Forces" (RSF) is blamed for the bloodshed in the city of Al-Fashir, although the group itself does not admit this.
This week, the RSF launched a new offensive on Al-Fashir, which they have been storming for over a year. This included fierce attacks on Abu Shouk, a camp for displaced persons near the city
It is indicated that satellite images show that RSF units now control a significant part of the camp.
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In July, Doctors Without Borders reported mass ethnically motivated acts of violence in Sudan, including killings, sexual violence, and abductions. The region around Al-Fashir was particularly affected, where thousands of people were forced to flee.
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