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أطباء السودان: مقتل 27 شخصا جراء هجمات للحركة الشعبية جناح الحلو على منطقتين بجنوب كردفان
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أطباء السودان: مقتل 27 شخصا جراء هجمات للحركة الشعبية جناح الحلو على منطقتين بجنوب كردفان

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الخرطوم: الراكوبة أكدت شبكة أطباء السودان على مقتل 27 شخصا بينهم 4 أطفال وأصابة آخرين بينهم نساء جراء هجمات نفذتها الحركة الشعبية جناح الحلو على منطقتي “القردود” و”أبو حمامة” بولاية جنوب كردفان، على خلفية صراعها مع قبيلة الأطورو التي تقطن المنطقة وأشارت الشبكة في بيات أطلعت عليه “الراكوبة” إلى أن الهجمات أسفرت عن موجة نزوح …

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