Atac puternic al aviației egiptene la granița cu Sudanul. Zeci de muncitori uciși la minele de aur

An airstrike on a gold mine near the disputed Sudan-Egypt border killed at least 72 workers, according to a Sudanese human rights group. Survivors described chaotic scenes in the mountainous region. The Emergency Lawyers organization accused the Egyptian military of the attack, stating that Egyptian fighter jets targeted civilian miners in northern Wadi, Sudanese territory. This incident marks the second attack this year in the Jabal al-Uqaydat mining area, following a June strike that killed 23 workers. The Egyptian military claimed to be conducting operations against illegal gold mining within its borders. The border dispute involves both countries claiming the resource-rich Halaib Triangle. Human rights activists noted that the attack occurred on Sudanese territory, reflecting Egypt's desire to assert control over Sudan's natural resources. The ongoing conflict in Sudan has led many to turn to the dangerous gold mining industry, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.