Sudan army accused of drone strike on livestock market
Summary
Sudan’s army says it attacked Rapid Support Forces (RSF) command centers in South Darfur. However, the RSF and its allies say a crowded livestock market was hit instead. The United Nations reports that drone strikes have become the main cause of civilian deaths in Sudan.Key Facts
- Sudan’s army claims it attacked RSF military centers in South Darfur.
- The RSF and its allies say a busy livestock market was struck by the attack.
- The attack involved drone strikes, which are unmanned flying weapons controlled remotely.
- The United Nations says drone strikes now cause the most civilian deaths in Sudan.
- The article reports conflicting accounts about the target and impact of the strikes.
- The fighting is part of the ongoing conflict between Sudan’s army and the RSF.
- The report is based on information from Al Jazeera’s correspondent in Khartoum.
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