Sudan Army and RSF Dispute Casualties in South Darfur Drone Strike
The Sudanese army claimed to have targeted Rapid Support Forces command centers in South Darfur, while the RSF reported that the drone attack struck a crowded livestock market.
The Sudanese army announced that it conducted a drone strike aimed at Rapid Support Forces command centers in the South Darfur region. The military presented this official account regarding the targeted operation.
In opposition, the Rapid Support Forces alleged that the drone attack hit a crowded livestock market instead of military facilities. The conflicting narratives have emerged regarding the specific impact of the strike in the area.
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- Al JazeeraPrimary sourceSudan army accused of drone strike on livestock market
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Sudan's army says it struck RSF command centres in South Darfur, but the RSF says a crowded livestock market was hit.
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