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Military drone attack on Sudan oil field kills dozens and threatens South Sudan’s economic lifeline
The Sudanese Armed Forces struck the Heglig oil field with a drone, killing at least three South Sudanese soldiers during ongoing conflict over this key asset, officials said.
- Dozens of people were killed in a drone strike by Sudanese Armed Forces near Sudan's largest oil processing facility in Heglig.
- The Rapid Support Forces , fighting Sudan's military, said the Turkish-made Akinci drone violated international law by attacking after the RSF seized the facility.
- South Sudan relies on Sudanese pipelines to export its oil, and the conflict has disrupted production, worsening its economic crisis.
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Military drone attack on Sudan oil field kills dozens and threatens South Sudan's economic lifeline
Dozens of people have been killed in a drone strike against Sudan’s largest oil processing facility carried out by the Sudanese Armed Forces.
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