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Decenas de muertos en ataques rebeldes en Kordofán del Sur, Sudán, según grupo médico
Al menos 27 personas, incluidos cuatro niños, murieron en la región sudanesa de Kordofán del Sur tras ataques atribuidos a los rebeldes del SPLM-N, según declaraciones de la Red de Médicos de Sudán.
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Según la Red de Médicos de Sudán, los ataques rebeldes en la región sudanesa de Kordofán del Sur han dejado 27 muertos. El grupo médico confirmó que cuatro niños se encontraban entre las víctimas mortales de la violencia. El grupo atribuyó los ataques fatales a los rebeldes del Movimiento de Liberación del Pueblo de Sudán-Norte (SPLM-N) que operan en la región de Kordofán.
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