South Sudan accuses Sudan of bombing village

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21-07-2012 | 09:13
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South Sudan accuses Sudan of bombing village
South Sudan's military spokesman said Saturday that Sudanese warplanes bombed a South Sudanese village just two weeks before a U.N.-imposed deadline on peace and oil negotiations between the two nations.                

Col. Philip Aguer said Sudanese Antonov planes bombed the village of Rumaker in Northern Bahr el Ghazal state near the border with Sudan early Friday morning. Aguer said two civilians were slightly injured.                

Sudan made several bombing runs into South Sudan earlier in the year, bringing the two nations to the brink of war in April, but Friday's attack is the first bombing reported by South Sudan since early May.                    

Sudanese army spokesman in Khartoum could not immediately be reached for comment.       

Sudan and South Sudan are engaged in negotiations in Ethiopia over a host of issues, including the separation of their once-unified oil industry and the demarcation of the long, joint border.

AP

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