Ugandans Reportedly Attacked Villages in June
From Times Wire Reports
Ugandan rebels burned and looted six villages in remote southern Sudan last month, killing at least 100 people and forcing 15,000 to flee, a religious leader and a Sudanese faction said.
Rebels of the Lord’s Resistance Army attacked June 25-27 near the town of Madgwi, about 30 miles north of the Ugandan border, said the Rev. Paul Yugusuk, an Anglican church leader.
The Equatorial Defense Force, a Sudanese faction, said at least 122 people had been killed and thousands had fled the violence.
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