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Air strike in Sudan kills UN aid truck driver, WFP says
An air strike in Sudan killed the driver of a truck carrying United Nations aid. The World Food Programme said the vehicles were clearly marked as humanitarian vehicles.
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An air strike in Sudan killed the driver of a truck carrying United Nations aid, the World Food Programme said.
The WFP said the trucks were clearly marked as humanitarian vehicles.
The agency’s statement did not provide further details about the location, timing or those responsible for the strike.
What we know
- A truck driver carrying UN humanitarian aid was killed in an air strike in Sudan.
- The WFP said the trucks had clear humanitarian markings.
- The statement did not identify the location, timing or those responsible for the strike.
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- The story relies on one publisher. A second independent confirmation has not been established from the cited sources.
- Cited links: 1. Publisher groups: 1. Sources: Al Jazeera English.
- This describes the available source evidence, not a probability of truth or a claim of manual editorial review.
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