Allegation that 72 miners died in the air strike on the Sudan-Egypt border

In the statement made by the Sudanese human rights organization Emergency Lawyers, it was stated that the areas where gold mines are located in the North al-Wadi region of the Red Sea state in the north-east of the country were targeted with air strikes.

In the statement, it was stated that 72 miners lost their lives and many people were injured in the attack.

In the statement, it was pointed out that detection efforts regarding the attack in the region where transportation conditions are difficult are continuing, and it was pointed out that the number of casualties may increase.

Sudan Doctors Network also made a statement on the social media platform of US-based company X, stating that there were deaths and injuries in the air attack on mining areas in the region.

According to reports in the Sudanese press, warplanes launched more than 5 missiles to the area where the miners were located.

During the attack, workers' shelters were destroyed and some mine shafts collapsed, leaving miners trapped under rubble.

The injured were sent to health centers in the Al-Ansari region, the cities of Haya and Port Sudan in the Red Sea state, and the city of Atbara in the Nile River state.

No official statement has yet been made regarding the organizers of the attack.

Sudan Sovereignty Council established committee to investigate attack on Egyptian border

The Sudanese Sovereignty Council decided to establish a committee to investigate the attack on the gold mining area on the border between Sudan and Egypt, in which many miners lost their lives.

According to the news reflected in the local media, the Sudanese Sovereignty Council made a statement regarding the air attack on the gold mining area on the border of Sudan and Egypt.

In the statement, they expressed their condolences to the families and relatives of the Sudanese citizens who died in the attack and wished for patience and fortitude.

It was stated in the statement that it was decided to establish an investigation committee in order to shed light on all aspects of the incident, and that the committee would include representatives of the prosecutor's office, judiciary and relevant security units.

It was stated that the committee will examine the circumstances of the incident and all related issues and prepare a report containing the results of the investigation.

In the statement, it was emphasized that protecting the lives of Sudanese citizens and protecting their security and dignity is one of the basic responsibilities of the state, and it was noted that the process should be handled seriously in order to reveal all aspects of the incident and respect the borders.