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An explosive-laden drone blamed on the Rapid Support Forces hit a school and a health centre in the village of Shukeiri, killing at least 17 people and wounding 10, officials said.

At least 17 people, most of them schoolgirls, were killed when an explosive-laden drone struck a secondary school and a health care centre in Shukeiri, White Nile province.
Ten people were wounded and three girls suffered serious injuries; two underwent surgery at Douiem hospital and one was evacuated to Khartoum, said Dr Musa al-Majeri.
The war-tracking Sudan Doctors Network said the dead included two teachers and a health worker and that there was no military presence in the village.
Both the medical group and local hospital officials blamed the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces for the strike, and the RSF did not respond to requests for comment.
The attack is the latest in nearly three years of fighting between Sudan's military and the RSF that the UN says has killed more than 40,000 people.
The conflict has seen frequent drone attacks in Kordofan and widespread atrocities under investigation by the International Criminal Court.
In October, RSF and allied forces overran el-Fasher in Darfur in an assault UN experts said bore hallmarks of genocide, with the UN human rights office reporting at least 6,000 deaths in three days.

Drone strike kills at least 17, mostly schoolgirls, in Sudan’s White Nile

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