| 5,854,473 |
7.71773 |
28.00713 |
Sudan |
|
SPLA rebels were fighting government forces around the town of Wau |
| 5,854,479 |
8.46239 |
25.68095 |
Sudan |
|
SPLA rebels captured a military post in the Raja area of west of Bahr al-Ghazal state, pro-government militia were guarding the post (most likely to be 'People's Defence Forces' (PDF) - the battle resulted in an unspecified number of deaths and material |
| 5,854,485 |
8.46239 |
25.68095 |
Sudan |
|
Fighting continued in Raja area of west of Bahr al-Ghazal state, between SPLA rebels and government military along with pro-government militia (most likely to be 'People's Defence Forces' (PDF) - the battle resulted in an unspecified number of deaths and |
| 5,854,490 |
8.46239 |
25.68095 |
Sudan |
|
The government accused SPLA rebels (for the first time in the 18-year civil war) of launching airstrikes in Bahr al-Ghazal state |
| 5,854,495 |
11.4 |
34.68333 |
Sudan |
|
SPLA rebels claim to have captured the town of Khor Gana in western Bahr al-Ghazal |
| 5,854,500 |
7.74 |
26.73 |
Sudan |
|
SPLA rebels claim to have captured the town of Yabulu in western Bahr al-Ghazal |
| 5,854,505 |
8.53476 |
28.11143 |
Sudan |
|
Government military plane dropped 12 bombs on the town of Baraut in Bahr al-Ghazal - 2 civilians were killed in the attack and a World Food Programme plane was narrowly missed as it was conducting food drops in the area at the time |
| 5,854,510 |
7.71773 |
28.00713 |
Sudan |
|
Government military plane dropped bombs on the town of Akol in northern Bahr al-Ghazal |
| 5,854,515 |
9.03952 |
29.48572 |
Sudan |
|
SPLA rebels attacked government forces in the oil-rich, al-Wihda province - 244 government soldiers were killed |
| 5,854,520 |
7.79 |
31.97 |
Sudan |
|
SPLA rebels captured the government garrison town of Boro in western Bahr al-Ghazal - the government denied the claim however |
