10 Soldiers Lost There Lifes As Military Boat Sink In Sudan

10 soldiers killed, 50 missing, as South Sudanese military boat sinks: army

 At least 10 soldiers were killed and another 50 were reported missing after friendly fire caused a South Sudanese military boat to sink on the Nile river, the army said Saturday.

“It was an accident. The boat was travelling at night and passed before a (control) post at Lul, which tried to stop the boat. When it did not stop they fired at the boat and it sank,” army spokesman Philip Aguer told AFP, adding that there were about 170 soldiers on board.

“Ten bodies were retrieved from the water... there are about 50 still missing,” he said, adding that 112 survivors were picked up following the accident on Wednesday.

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Sudan Conflict Update

Sudan army push repulsed near Kadugli: rebels

 

Ethnic minority insurgents from the SPLM-N previously fought alongside the rebels from southern Sudan who waged a 22-year civil war which ended in a 2005 peace deal that led to South Sudan’s independence last year. (Reuters)

Insurgents in Sudan’s South Kordofan state said on Sunday they have repulsed government soldiers who tried to seize two rebel-held villages near the state capital of Kadugli.

The fighting is the latest since Sudan and South Sudan -- which Khartoum accuses of backing the rebels -- resumed African Union-led talks on Tuesday in Ethiopia to resolve security and other crucial issues.

Government forces tried on Friday to take Dloka village, 13 kilometers (eight miles) south of Kadugli, as well as a second community northeast of the government-controlled capital, said Arnu Ngutulu Lodi, spokesman for the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N).

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More Than 12 Killed In Sudan

'Dozens killed' as Sudan's army and rebels clash

Darfur rebels say they forced Sudan's army out of a village

Sudan's army and rebels say they have clashed on two fronts, reportedly leaving dozens of people dead.
The army says it killed 32 insurgents who attacked a village in the western Darfur region. The rebels claim they drove government troops out.
Separately, Khartoum says 45 rebels were killed in a village in South Kordofan, near South Sudan's border.

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