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Drone strike on Sudan market kills 102, rights group blames army

A drone attack on a market in Sudan killed 102 and wounded 113, with Emergency Lawyers attributing the strike to the Sudanese army. The incident marks a significant escalation in the ongoing civil conflict, though the attribution remains unverified. This mass-casualty event underscores the deteriorating humanitarian situation and the use of aerial attacks on civilian areas.

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Mosaic Score8.0

Model confidence0.5

Significance1.0

Source credibility0.3

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#drone strike #civilian casualties #sudan conflict #human rights #war crimes

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Sudan: Escalating Drone Strikes on Civilian Markets and Infrastructure

Multiple drone strikes have targeted civilian markets in Darfur, specifically Nyala and Tanqonj, resulting in over 100 confirmed civilian fatalities in at least two separate incidents. Concurrently, drone attacks on critical infrastructure, including power stations and fuel facilities, have intensified across several Sudanese states. Attribution for market strikes is disputed between the Sudanese Army and Rapid Support Forces (RSF), while RSF is largely blamed for infrastructure attacks.

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