Sudanese Rebels Attack Oil State Capital

Fighting has been going on since June last year

Reason Staff | 11.13.2012 5:40 PM

Sudanese rebels shelled the capital of the country's main oil state on Tuesday, witnesses and the insurgents said, in retaliation for government air strikes. Sudanese television reported five civilians were killed in the shelling.

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Sudanese Rebels Attack Oil State Capital

Fighting has been going on since June last year

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