The attack is the latest in a series of escalating violence in Sudan’s 20-month war, with both sides accused of targeting civilians.
A Sudanese military air strike on a market in North Darfur killed more than 100 people on Monday, a pro-democracy lawyers’ group said on Tuesday, in a war marked by claims of atrocities on all sides.
The Emergency Lawyers said Monday’s air strike also left hundreds injured in Kabkabiya, a town about 180 kilometres (112 miles) west of El-Fasher, the state capital that has been under siege from the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) since May.
