
Military attack in an area disputed between Sudan and South Sudan; over 100 victims in two days
AI-generated summary
Sudan is torn apart by a civil war between the army and paramilitaries which is causing numerous civilian victims.
Army raids in Sudan do not stop.
After yesterday's bloody attack in the city of Al-Dibab, at least 53 other people were killed in a drone raid launched by the military that hit a market in an area disputed between Sudan and South Sudan.
Authorities in Abyei district said the attack targeted Amiet market.
The initial toll of 53 dead and 27 seriously injured could "unfortunately increase", authorities say.
Between Sunday and Monday, attacks across war-torn Sudan between the army and paramilitaries caused more than 100 deaths.
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