Sudanese Government Bombs Village In New Border War With South -- The Guardian
War plane drops five bombs, killing 16 people including two young children, in attack on village in Nuba mountains.
Sixteen people, including eight women and children, were killed when a Sudanese war plane bombed a village in the Nuba mountains, which for three weeks has been the scene of daily aerial attacks in a new war along the country's volatile north-south border.
Medical staff at a nearby clinic said the dead included a three-year-old child and an eight-month-old baby. They said another 32 people were wounded in Sunday's attack, many of them seriously.
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