The prolonged war between the Sudanese army and the rebels (RSF) has led to an increase in daily drone attacks.
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Drone strikes in two separate locations in Sudan have killed at least 28 civilians, local health workers said on Thursday.
Drone strikes have increased in the face of a protracted war between Sudanese troops and rebels (RSF).
A market in the town of Saraf Omara in North Darfur state was hit by a bomb on Wednesday, killing 22 people, including a baby, AFP reported.
Another 17 people were wounded, AFP reported, citing a health worker at a local clinic.
The drone hit an oil tanker, setting fire to parts of the market, including a tanker, in Saraf Omara and Hamid Suleiman, a market vendor in the remote Darfur region.
Six people were also killed in a drone strike in North Kordofan.
Medical sources at the local hospital in El-Rahad blamed the attack on the RSF. The long-running war in Sudan has killed tens of thousands and displaced nearly 11 million.
