No fewer than 56 people were killed by artillery shelling and air strikes across greater Khartoum in Sudan on Saturday.
DAILY POST reports that Sudan’s regular army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, RSF, have been locked in a battle for power since April 2023 that has intensified this month with the army fighting to take back control of the capital.
According to a medical source and the health ministry, RSF shelling killed at least 54 and injured 158 people at a busy market in…
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