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شبكة أطباء السودان:مقتل 5 مدنيين وإصابة 47 في استهداف داخلية جامعة كردفان بالأبيض

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الابيض: الراكوبة أدانت شبكة أطباء السودان بأشد العبارات الهجوم الذي نفذته قوات الدعم السريع عبر طائرة مسيرة، على داخلية جامعة كردفان بمدينة الأبيض، اليوم الخميس الأول من أكتوبر 2026، والذي أسفر بحسب المعلومات الأولية عن مقتل خمسة مدنيين وإصابة 47 آخرين، في حادثة جديدة تضاف إلى سلسلة الانتهاكات التي تستهدف المدنيين والمنشآت المدنية في البلاد. …

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