In the early hours of Saturday morning, Sudanese army warplanes launched air raids on the city of Kulbus in West Darfur state, which led to the death of herds of livestock, according to sources from the city.
The sources said that the warplanes dropped four barrels in Wadi Barda in the early hours of Saturday morning, which led to the death of herds of livestock. Since the start of the war, the army has been launching indiscriminate airstrikes on RSF-controlled areas, which often hit civilian targets, sparking a wave of criticism and increasing calls for a ban on warplanes in those areas.
The RSF took control of the town of Kulbus, 170 kilometers north of El Geneina, the capital of West Darfur state, in October last year after clashes with the army-allied Joint Force.
