The Sudanese Army is charged with killing hundreds in the airstrike in the Darfur market

The Sudanese War of the monitor accused the military of killing hundreds of people in the air ticket in the western region of the country’s Darfur.

A group of emergencies’ lawyers – abuse of both parties in the Sudan Civil War, which broke out in April 2023, said the Tour Bombard is a “horrific massacre”, which also left the wounded hundreds.

Video posted in the social media – some rivals of the Army “Fast Support” (RSF), a paramilitary group that controls most of Darfur – showed that smoking ruins of market stalls and bodies burned outside the recognition.

The press -secretary of the military denied the orientation to civilians, saying that it was only attacked by legal hostile goals.

Both Sudan’s armed forces, and the RSF have repeatedly been accused of firing civic areas.

RSF has deployed drones in Darfur, but the army has military aircraft – and regularly apply RSF positions across the region.

The BBC failed to confirm the fee for death or the exact date of the attack on the market, which is approximately 35 km (21 miles) north of the Army city of El Fashion.

A group of activists Darfur – a Darfur initiative on justice and peace – stated that it happened on Monday and called it “the most deadly bombing since the beginning of the war.”

Civil deaths have intensified as a result of bombing and shelling in recent months with escalation of the country’s fierce civil conflict.

About 12 million Sudanese people have escaped from houses since the war began – which is equivalent to the entire population of Belgium or Tunisia.

According to the UN, hunger has taken up itself, and starvation is widespread, and more than half of the country undergo a “high level of acute food security”.

According to estimates, it is said that at least 150,000 people were killed.

RSF has denied evidence that it is committing a genocide in Darfura, Including the murder of thousands of civiliansand rape of neo -rabian women as a means of “ethnic purification”.

According to the UN, Sudan is the worst humanitarian crisis in the world.

Additional Akisa Wandera BBC report.