Sudan drone strikes also hit Nyala city and a Khartoum home
Sudan drone strikes in recent days have left more than 100 dead, with the deadliest attack hitting a West Kordofan transport hub, residents and medical workers said.
Drone strikes since Sunday have left more than 100 dead across Sudan, according to residents, medical workers and paramilitary sources.
The deadliest attack hit a transport hub in Al-Dibab, West Kordofan, on Sunday evening, killing 80 people according to residents and medical workers.
On Monday, a drone hit Nyala city centre, and a drone hit a house east of Khartoum airport, killing four people, including three children.
The RSF and the army have been at war since April 2023; the RSF's administration and Emergency Lawyers accused the army of the Kordofan attack, which is not independently confirmed.