Sleeping of the cattle breeders: more than a hundred people were killed in South Sudan
The victims of the attacks of armed militants on cattle breeders in the state of Jongley in South Sudan were 103 people, among them women and children, AFP reports on Sunday with reference to the governor of the region Kuol Manyang. According to him, when the pastoralists from the Akobo region, together with cattle, migrated to the north of the country, accompanied by the military, they were attacked by a group of machine guns and killed 103 people, including 14 soldiers.