Drone attack in disputed Sudan-South Sudan border region kills at least 153
Summary
A drone attack on a market in the disputed Abyei region between Sudan and South Sudan killed at least 153 people. South Sudan blamed Sudan’s military for the strike, while Sudan said it targeted fuel tankers linked to a paramilitary group involved in the conflict.Key Facts
- The attack happened at Amiet Market, north of Abyei town, on Monday.
- At least 153 people died, with many bodies burned beyond recognition.
- South Sudan’s officials accused Sudan’s military of carrying out the drone strike.
- Sudan’s military said it targeted fuel tankers supplying the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary group fighting Sudan’s army.
- The United Nations condemned the attacks, reporting many civilian deaths, including women and children.
- The UN peacekeeping force is still checking the number of casualties, which may rise.
- Doctors Without Borders is treating more than 20 injured people, some with serious burns.
- Abyei is a disputed, oil-rich border area between Sudan and South Sudan and is jointly administered.
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