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Dutzende Tote bei Rebellenangriffen im südsudanesischen Kordofan, berichtet Ärztegruppe
Mindestens 27 Menschen, darunter vier Kinder, wurden in der sudanesischen Region Südkordofan nach Angriffen getötet, die SPLM-N-Rebellen zugeschrieben werden, wie aus Erklärungen des Sudan Doctors Network hervorgeht.
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Dem Sudan Doctors Network zufolge haben Rebellenangriffe in der sudanesischen Region Südkordofan 27 Menschen das Leben gekostet. Die Ärztegruppe bestätigte, dass sich unter den Todesopfern der Gewalt vier Kinder befanden. Die Gruppe machte die in der Region Kordofans aktiven Rebellen der SPLM-N (Sudan People's Liberation Movement-North) für die tödlichen Angriffe verantwortlich.
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