Over 100 Reported Dead in Sudan Market Airstrike

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The Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) has been accused of carrying out an air strike on a Darfur market in which more than 100 people were reportedly killed. According to Amnesty International, reports are indicating that military aircraft bombed Kabkabiya's weekly market when the area was packed with civilians, killing dozens.

, reports are indicating that military aircraft bombed Kabkabiya's weekly market when the area was packed with civilians, killing dozens. The attacks are part of a pattern of airstrikes against busy markets in areas controlled by the Rapid Support Forces, which typically occur on a set market day with the apparent purpose of maximizing casualties. on December 11 declaring that the 20-month civil war in Sudan has produced"the biggest humanitarian crisis ever recorded.

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