Drone strike on Nyala market kills 21 in Sudan's Darfur
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In October, drone attacks in Sudan escalated sharply, striking markets, electricity stations, and residential areas, killing hundreds of civilians. The attacks, mapped by Al Jazeera, indicate a deliberate campaign against civilian infrastructure amid the ongoing civil war. The identity of the attacking force is not specified, but the pattern suggests a shift toward urban terror targeting.
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Drone strikes in Sudan have significantly escalated, with at least 306 civilian deaths documented in the first three weeks of October. The conflict has expanded geographically, with a drone strike confirmed in Abyei, a previously sheltered border town, indicating a broader reach and potential regional spillover. Both warring parties are attributed with the increased use of aerial attacks, targeting markets, power stations, and residential areas.
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