Weerarro diyaarado aan duuliyeyaal lahayn oo Sudan ka dhacay waxay dileen in ka badan 200 qof

Wasiiro iyo ilo kala duwan ayaa sheegay tirooyin kala duwan oo ku saabsan weerarro ka dhacay Kordofan iyo Abyei

Weerarro diyaarado aan duuliyeyaal lahayn ayaa lagu eedeeyay ciidanka Sudan, kuwaas oo ay ilo sheegeen inay dileen in ka badan 200 qof, oo ay ku jiraan dad badan oo aadayay aas. Tirooyinka waxaa soo sheegay ilo kala duwan, oo ay ku jiraan wasiir iyo hay'ad la socota dagaalka.

Weerarro ka dhacay Kordofan iyo Abyei

Ilo u sheegay Sudan War Observatory ayaa sheegay in weerarro ka dhacay laba goobood oo ku yaal gobolka West Kordofan habeenimadii Axadda ay dileen 150 qof. Gaari xamuul ah oo siday dad gaaraya 200 oo aadayay aas ayaa la weeraray markii uu gaaray magaalada Al-Dabab, sida ay sheegeen ilo u sheegay hay'addaas. Ilo la mid ah ayaa sheegay in 145 qof lagu dilay gaariga, halka teendho ay ku urursanaayeen dadka aaska ay ku dileen shan qof oo kale, iyo in 150 qof oo kale ay ku dhaawacmeen.

Hay'adda Sudan War Observatory ayaa sheegtay in diyaaradaha aan duuliyeyaal lahayn ay sidoo kale duqeeyeen suuq ku yaal magaalada Al-Mujlad oo ku taal West Kordofan isla habeenkaas, balse tirooyinka dhimashada iyo dhaawaca aan weli la garanayn. Ciidanka Sudan ayaan ka jawaabin eedeymahaas, balse waxay sheegeen in aanay weerarin dad shacab ah xitaa haddii ay aaminsanaayeen in ay RSF ku dhex jirto.

Weerarka Abyei iyo walaaca ka dhashay

Weerar diyaaradeed oo ka dhacay Abyei, oo ah aag xadka ku yaal oo ay Sudan iyo South Sudan wada maamulaan, ayaa maalintii Isniinta ku dilay 73 qof markii diyaaraduhu ku dhuftay suuq, sida u sheegay wasiirka warfaafinta gobolka Yohana Akol Ngor. Wasiirka ayaa sheegay in weerarka uu dhacay Isniinta qiyaastii 11:30 subaxnimo waqtiga maxalliga ah (09:30 GMT).

Wasiirka ayaa yiri: "Waxaan la yaabnay qaraxyo iyo qiiq qaro weyn oo ka buuxa Amiet Common Market, oo 10km [lix mayl] u jirta magaalada Abyei." Hay'adda Médecins Sans Frontières ayaa sheegtay in ay heshay dad ku dhaawacmay weerarka oo la geeyay Isbitaalka Ameth Bek ee magaalada Abyei. Maamulaha hay'adda ee isbitaalka, Christian Lindauer, ayaa sheegay in ilaa hadda la helay in ka badan 20 bukaan, oo ay ku jiraan dhawr xaaladood oo halis ah, isla markaana la helay bukaanno gubasho qaba.

Digniinaha UN-ka iyo xiisadda gobolka

Afhayeenka Qaramada Midoobay Stéphane Dujarric ayaa Isniinta sheegay in ay ka walaacsan yihiin weerarrada diyaaradaha aan duuliyeyaal lahayn ee sii socda ee dilaya shacabka, oo ay ku jiraan carruur, isla markaana carqaladeynaya adeegyada muhiimka ah. South Sudan ayaa u yeertay safiirka Sudan si ay uga mudaaharaad rasmi ah, sida ay sheegeen ilo. Abyei waxaa wada maamula Sudan iyo South Sudan, labaduna waxay sheeganayaan aaggaas qaniga ku ah, khilaaf aan la xallin tan iyo 2011.

Strikes in West Kordofan and Abyei leave dozens dead as UN voices alarm over civilian toll

Sudan's army has been accused of launching drone strikes that reportedly killed more than 200 people, including mourners travelling to a funeral. The attacks in West Kordofan and the disputed Abyei region have raised tensions and prompted international concern.

West Kordofan strikes kill 150, including funeral mourners

Strikes in two areas of West Kordofan state on Sunday evening killed 150 people, according to sources told the Sudan War Observatory. A truck carrying around 200 mourners from north of Abyei was hit as it arrived in Al-Dabab, with 145 killed, while a tent at the funeral was also struck, killing five others. A further 150 people were injured.

Army drones also bombed a market in Al-Mujlad on the same evening, though the exact number of casualties there is not yet known. The Sudan War Observatory said the wave of attacks likely originated from the army-held city of Kadugli in South Kordofan. The army has not responded to the allegations but maintains it does not attack civilians.

Abyei market attack kills 73 as South Sudan protests

In Abyei, a disputed border area between Sudan and South Sudan, 73 people were killed when drones hit a market on Monday around 11:30 local time (09:30 GMT), according to the region's Information Minister Yohana Akol Ngor. A military source told the BBC the army carried out the attack, saying the market was a fuel supply site for the RSF. South Sudan has summoned Sudan's ambassador to lodge a formal protest.

Ngor said: "We were surprised by bombing and thick smoke inside Amiet Common Market, which is located 10km [six miles] from Abyei town." BBC Verify has studied satellite images showing extensive burnt buildings in the market's north-east corner and verified footage of a large smoke plume and fires. MSF's Christian Lindauer said the charity's hospital in Abyei received over 20 patients, including critical cases and burns.

UN alarm as humanitarian crisis deepens

UN spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric said on Monday: "We are alarmed by the continued deadly drone strikes across the country that are killing civilians, including children, and that are disrupting essential services." He also noted that 20 million people face acute hunger, with a rising risk of famine in parts of Darfur and Greater Kordofan.

The war has created one of the world's worst humanitarian crises, killing hundreds of thousands and forcing more than 14 million from their homes. Despite a partial arms embargo, foreign countries have supplied both the army and the RSF with drones, which are increasingly the weapon of choice. A drone strike near Khartoum's airport on Monday killed four people, including three children, according to AFP.