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Sudanese army strikes Rapid Support Forces camp in Nyala

By , based on Bajnews

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The Sudanese army targeted the Doumaya camp, linked to the Rapid Support Forces, in Nyala, South Darfur. Drone strikes carried out the previous day had already neutralised six targets in the city, according to reports cited by Bajnews.

The Sudanese army struck the Domaya camp, used by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), in Nyala, in South Darfur state, according to Bajnews. Drone strikes carried out in the city on Monday night hit six targets, the media outlet reports.

Nyala has already been targeted by Sudanese army bombardments, including paramilitary positions and RSF command centres.

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