| 5,858,071 |
11.9 |
23.38317 |
Sudan |
|
The GoS has declared the end of major military operations and the recapture of all of Darfur. JEM officials have countered that they are still in control of the rural areas and outlying towns, but the government forced the rebels out of Karnoi and Ambara through bombings. |
| 5,858,075 |
15.09431 |
23.24432 |
Sudan |
|
The GoS has declared the end of major military operations and the recapture of all of Darfur. JEM officials have countered that they are still in control of the rural areas and outlying towns, but the government forced the rebels out of Karnoi and Ambara through bombings. |
| 5,858,080 |
13.44127 |
22.4454 |
Sudan |
|
Sildi, southeast of Geneina, was attacked first by aerial bombardment and then by ground forces, resulting in at least 12 people killed. |
| 5,858,085 |
12.85 |
22.7 |
Sudan |
|
Tunfuka, south of Murnei, was attacked by aerial bombardment and then ground forces, resulting in 26 killed and the village burned. |
| 5,858,090 |
13.44127 |
22.4454 |
Sudan |
|
11 villages were bombed between Feb.9-13, including Habila, Kareinik, Kereinik, Magornay, Mornay, Gurnyu, Mejmeri, Effendi, Urbi, Liri, Kastara, and Nuri Last (lat/longs for only Kereinik, Habila, Liria, and Murnei available, the rest grouped under Geneina). |
| 5,858,096 |
14.6433 |
22.60052 |
Sudan |
|
aircrafts droping bombs |
| 5,858,101 |
11.9 |
23.38317 |
Sudan |
|
has been evacuated due to govt bombings |
| 5,858,105 |
13.62639 |
25.35594 |
Sudan |
|
JEM announced a unilateral ceasefire for humanitarian reasons. |
| 5,858,110 |
12.16463 |
23.93293 |
Sudan |
|
|
| 5,858,115 |
12.95425 |
22.86693 |
Sudan |
|
|
