Drone attack in disputed Sudan-South Sudan border region kills at least 153, South Sudan blames Sudan's army
A drone attack on Amiet Market in Abyei, a border region disputed by South Sudan and Sudan, killed at least 153 people on Monday. South Sudanese authorities blame Sudan's military for the attack, which also wounded over 20 people and caused fires. Sudan's military, however, claims it struck fuel tankers headed for paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and denies targeting civilians. The UN has condemned the attacks, with dozens of civilians, including women and children, among the casualties. Abyei is jointly administered by both countries and is a key route for RSF fuel supplies amid the ongoing war in Sudan.
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