CAIRO -- An airstrike Saturday in Sudan's capital Khartoum killed at least 17 people, including five children, health officials said, as fighting continued between rival generals seeking to control the country.
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An airstrike in Sudan’s capital Khartoum on Saturday killed at least 17 people, including five children, health officials said, as fighting continued between rival generals seeking to control the country.
Sudanese health officials say an airstrike in Sudan’s capital Khartoum has killed at least 17 people, including five children as fighting continued between rival generals seeking to control the country
Though it is unclear which side was behind the attack, five children were among those killed by airstrikes in Sudan. Meanwhile, medics in Chad have complained of the "overwhelming" influx of wounded people from Darfur.
CAIRO >> An airstrike in Sudan’s capital Khartoum on Saturday killed at least 17 people, including five children, health officials said, as fighting continued between rival generals seeking to control the country.
An airstrike in Sudan's capital Khartoum on Saturday killed at least 17 people, including five children, health officials said, as fighting continued between rival generals seeking to control the country.
At least 17 people were killed, including five children, after an airstrike hit a residential area in Sudan’s capital Khartoum on Saturday, according to the country’s health ministry.
CAIRO -- An airstrike Saturday in Sudan's capital Khartoum killed at least 17 people, including five children, health officials said, as fighting continued between rival generals seeking to control the country.
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