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A drone strike on a marketplace in the disputed Abyei region between Sudan and South Sudan on October 19 resulted in 300 deaths and 20 injured, according to reports. The Sudanese military is reported to have carried out the attack, which targeted a fuel storage facility at the market previously used by the Rapid Support Forces. Local officials and South Sudan's government blamed the Sudanese Armed Forces; Reuters has not confirmed the incident. Fires ignited by the bombardment continue to burn, and burnt and damaged cars and buildings can be seen. The strike triggered a mass exodus of approximately 8,000 people from the area. Medical charity Médecins Sans Frontières reported treating over 20 wounded individuals, some with burns. The United Nations condemned the attack and expressed concern over the increasing use of drone strikes in Sudan. The death toll is expected to rise as recovery operations continue.
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