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The network said in a statement that the "Rapid Support Forces" targeted several villages in the area, leading to the deaths of 27 civilians, noting that the area did not have any military presence. [Getty]
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The Sudan Doctors Network also warned that the continuation of attacks on villages and residential areas contributes to worsening the humanitarian crisis.

The New Arab
29 May, 2026
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