Sudan's army and the paramilitary RSF trade blame after an airstrike that reportedly hit a livestock market in South Darfur, killing and wounding civilians.
01Summary
- 01Sudan's army says it targeted RSF command centres in South Darfur.
- 02The RSF claims the strike hit a crowded livestock market, causing civilian casualties.
- 03The attack occurred in South Darfur, but the exact date has not been specified.
- 04Both sides accuse each other of targeting civilians amid the ongoing conflict.
02Why it matters
This attack highlights the ongoing brutal conflict in Sudan where civilians are frequently caught in the crossfire, raising urgent concerns about accountability and protection of non-combatants.
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