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Drone strikes kill 16 civilians in West Kordofan

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Drone strikes attributed to the Sudanese army killed 16 civilians, including two children, and wounded eight others in Ghubeish and Al-Nuhud, in West Kordofan. The toll includes four members of one family and 12 deaths in Al-Nuhud, according to the Kordofan Observatory, cited by Sudan Tribune.

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