Summary
- At least 72 workers have been killed in airstrikes targeting a gold mining site near the Egypt-Sudan border, according to media reports, with a rights organisation accusing the Egyptian air force of carrying out the attacks.
- The reported strikes took place on Saturday at Jabal al-Uqaydat, an informal gold mining area near the disputed border.
- In June, 23 workers were allegedly killed in airstrikes attributed to Egypt at an informal gold mining site, according to the reports.
AI Generated Summary
At least 72 workers have been killed in airstrikes targeting a gold mining site near the Egypt-Sudan border, according to media reports, with a rights organisation accusing the Egyptian air force of carrying out the attacks.
The reported strikes took place on Saturday at Jabal al-Uqaydat, an informal gold mining area near the disputed border. The allegations have not been independently verified by Agence France-Presse (AFP), and Egypt has not issued an official comment on the incident.







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