Sudan Air Attacks Causing 'Huge Suffering' -- Al JazeeraCivilians bearing brunt of Khartoum's intensive bombing in South Kordofan, on the southern border, the UN says.
Sudan has stepped up air attacks in South Kordofan, a state on the south Sudan border, causing "huge suffering" to the civilian population and endangering emergency aid, the United Nations says.
Heavy fighting between forces from the north, including both the Sudanese Armed Forces northern army - or SAF - and government-back forces, and fighters aligned to the Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA), the former southern rebel group - has raged across South Kordofan since June 5.
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