Airstrikes hit a remote gold mine near the Sudan-Egypt border, far from the main front lines of Sudan’s civil war. Videos showed what appeared to be Egyptian munitions.
01Summary
- 01Dozens of people were killed in airstrikes near the Sudan-Egypt border.
- 02The attacks took place at a remote gold mine hundreds of miles from the main front lines of Sudan’s civil war.
- 03Videos from the scene showed what appeared to be Egyptian munitions.
- 04The available report does not give a full account of who carried out the strikes or the total number of casualties.
02Why it matters
The strikes extend Sudan’s war into a remote border area and raise questions about who is involved. They may also affect cross-border security and mining activity in the region.
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