72 killed in airstrike on gold mine on Sudan-Egypt border
Most outlets led with the reported death toll of 72 gold mine workers killed in airstrikes on the Sudan-Egypt border, citing a Sudanese rights group. Dawn and 24 News HD included additional context about survivors describing chaos in the region. BOL News and Minute Mirror attributed the airstrikes to the Egyptian air force, while others either did not specify the alleged perpetrator or only noted the accusation in passing.
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72 miners killed in airstrikes near Sudan-Egypt border
Emergency Lawyers accuse the Egyptian air force of deadly airstrikes, killing 72 miners near the Sudan-Egypt border. Discover the details.
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72 gold mine workers killed in airstrikes near Egy...
At least 72 gold mine workers were reportedly killed in airstrikes near the Egypt-Sudan border, as a rights group accused the Egyptian air...
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72 killed in airstrike on gold mine on Sudan-Egypt border
KHARTOUM: At least 72 workers were killed by airstrikes on a gold mine on the Sudan-Egypt border, a Sudanese rights group said on Sunday, after survivors described scenes of chaos in the mountainous region. The Emergency Lawyers rights organisation accused the Egyptian air force of carrying out the attack. The attack on Saturday was the second this year on Jabal al-Uqaydat, after airstrikes, re...
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72 killed in airstrike on gold mine on Sudan-Egypt border: rights group
At least 72 workers were killed by airstrikes on a gold mine on the Sudan-Egypt border, a Sudanese rights group said on Sunday, after survivors described scenes of chaos in the mountainous region.
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