Human Rights Group: Airstrike on Egypt-Sudan Border Kills at Least 72 Gold Miners; Neither Country Comments
Emergency Lawyers, a human rights organization based in Khartoum, Sudan, stated that a jet attack on civilians engaged in artisanal gold mining in Sudan's River Nile State on Saturday killed at least 72 people. Neither the Egyptian government nor Sudan's de facto authorities have commented on the incident. Cairo had previously been accused of launching deadly strikes against illegal gold mining activities along its southern border.
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