Sudanese army repels RSF attack on Qaisan near the Ethiopian border. Local authorities say the assault targeted farmers during harvest, calling it a war crime.
Sudanese army says it repelled a Rapid Support Forces attack on Qaisan near the Ethiopian border, with local authorities saying the assault targeted farmers during harvest
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