SAF bombs North Darfur

JEM leader on the field says attack has left hunreds of cattle deadThe Sudanese Air Force (SAF) launched indiscriminate aerial attacks on Dahashim, Beer Dik, Shegig Karo, Donki Hosh and Amarai areas of North Dafur on Friday and Saturday, sources on the field told Radio Dabanga.Leader of the opposition Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) Suleiman Sandal Haggar told Radio Dabanga that the SAF used MiG and Antonov aircrafts for the bombing, which led to the deaths of 53 camels and 217 sheep.“The attacks took place at 11 in the morning and four in the evening. That’s when people had gathered for the daily market,” Suleiman said.Suleiman requested the international community to embrace a previously passed United Nations Security council resolution on Darfur which imposes an air embargo. “Civilians need protection from the Sudanese Air Force. They are being targeted because of their vicinity to the water resources,” he said.Radio Dabanga failed to obtain comments form the Sudanese military spokesperson about the bombing.