Sudan's Air Force Accused of Indiscriminate Bombing, Killing Hundreds

A new report accuses the Sudanese Air Force of killing hundreds of civilians in indiscriminate bombing raids. The attacks reportedly targeted towns, markets, and schools over a period of several months. The detailed study documents an intense aerial campaign by the military. It states that civilian areas have become the primary victims of these bombings. The report highlights a pattern of strikes on non-military locations. These actions may violate international laws of war, which forbid targeting civilians. Researchers compiled evidence from satellite imagery, witness accounts, and local sources. They call for an independent international investigation into the alleged violations. The Sudanese military has not yet publicly responded to the report's findings. The conflict between the national army and paramilitary forces continues.