At least 72 people were killed in an airstrike targeting a gold mine located on the border between Sudan and Egypt, according to a human rights organization. The attack occurred at a gold mining site in the area separating the two countries. Details regarding the perpetrators of the airstrike remain unclear, and no group has yet claimed responsibility. The human rights organization has condemned the attack, highlighting the vulnerability of civilians working in the unregulated gold mining sector. This incident raises concerns about the security situation and potential escalation of conflict in the border region between Sudan and Egypt. Further investigation is needed to determine the exact circumstances and accountability for this deadly event. The attack underscores the dangers faced by miners in the area.