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'Neither the Sudanese military, nor the RSF take any acknowledgement of human life in this war'

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Briefings

A drone strike on an Abyei market killed 153 people, with the death toll likely higher due to multiple munitions. The Sudanese army executed the attack, while the RSF did not acknowledge the loss of life. Analysts note a persistent international perception that the Sudanese army acts humanely while the RSF commits atrocities, though this distinction is unclear.

Key points

• A drone strike on an Abyei market killed 153 people, with the death toll likely higher due to multiple munitions.
• The Sudanese army executed the attack, while the RSF did not acknowledge the loss of life.

Context

This briefing covers a recent drone strike in Abyei, Sudan, where the Sudanese army claimed responsibility for the attack on the Amiet market. Analysts note a persistent international perception that the Sudanese army acts humanely while the RSF commits atrocities, though this distinction is unclear.

Limitations

The death toll is reported as 153 with uncertainty that it is higher due to multiple munitions. The source is a local official statement and a media interview, limiting the scope to this specific incident and the immediate aftermath.

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