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Deadly gold mine air strikes highlight Egypt-Sudan border insecurity
Repeated air raids targeting civilian gold miners reveal deepening regional instability as Sudan’s devastating conflict spills across porous borders.
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Repeated air raids have targeted civilian gold miners in northern Sudan, killing at least 72 workers, according to a rights group. The strikes underscore a deepening security vacuum along Sudan’s porous border with Egypt. The attacks illustrate how Sudan’s devastating conflict is spilling across the increasingly lawless frontier, highlighting regional instability.
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