At least 21 people were killed in a shelling at a market in southeast Sudan, with over 70 wounded in the attack blamed on the Rapid Support Forces in Sennar. The incident occurred a day after the country’s rulers rejected a UN call for an independent force to protect civilians from the ongoing civil war, highlighting the escalating violence in the region. This attack adds to the devastating toll of the conflict, underscoring the urgent need for intervention to safeguard civilian lives.
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‘Nowhere to escape’: Israel strike intensifies distress in notorious Iran jail
Alarm has grown over inmate welfare following an Israeli airstrike on Tehran's Evin prison, known for housing political prisoners, including foreigners and women. Rights groups report severe damage and heightened distress among detainees, with some relocated, as activists and former inmates express concern over the treatment and safety of those affected. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Israeli air strikes on Evin prison in Tehran have raised serious concerns for the safety of inmates,...
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