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Sudanese army bombs paramilitary positions in Nyala for fourth day

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The Sudanese army bombed strategic positions of the Rapid Support Forces in Nyala, Sudan, according to sources cited by Bajnews. The strikes continued for the fourth consecutive day, the same sources said.

The Sudanese army bombed strategic positions attributed to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Nyala, capital of South Darfur, for the fourth consecutive day, Bajnews reports, citing sources it described as reliable.

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