Stories from Blayti · Sudan

The Sudanese refugee camp in the capital of Blayti was shelled by the Air Force, resulting in dozens of injuries. A refugee camp in the capital of Sudan's West Darfur state was targeted. The attack is attributed to the army, according to a human rights organization. The specific location of the camp and the perpetrators of the attack were not immediately clear from the broadcast. A shelling incident occurred in the village of Jareem and Addoar, with strikes heard regularly. The largest shelter, Jareem and Addoar, which houses 5 million cars, was hit. Fatena Idar, a refugee from Khfertepnit, learned her brother-in-law's store was damaged. She received a call from Saja, who was fleeing the city and urged her to leave quickly and call when safe. An army drone strike has killed six people and injured dozens at a camp for displaced persons in Central Darfur.