The military of Sudan is suspected of carrying out an airstrike that killed over 100 civilians at a bazaar in the western Darfur region.
The bombing in Kabkabiya town on Monday, the weekly market day, was referred to as a “horrific massacre” by the Emergency Lawyers rights group.
In recent weeks, fighting between the army and its erstwhile ally, the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), has escalated in many regions of Sudan.
During their 19-month power battle, which has resulted in the largest humanitarian disaster in history and the displacement of over 11 million people, both sides deny committing war crimes.
During a rare visit to the Darfur massacre town, the news reports on the terror and hunger.
