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اليونيسف: خمسة أطفال بينهم فتاتان ضمن ضحايا هجوم مسيرة على منطقة أبو شندي بالنيل الأزرق

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الراكوبة: متابعات نددت اليونيسف بمقتل خمسة أطفال دون سن العاشرة في هجوم مسيّرة على منطقة أبو شندي في محافظة ود الماحي في إقليم النيل الأزرق، الجمعة. وقالت اليونيسف في منشور على “فيسبوك” إن من بين ضحايا هجوم منطقة أبو شندي في إقليم النيل الأزرق خمسة أطفال، بينهم ثلاث فتيات.

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