Bombs hit disputed Sudanese town

Sudanese planes bombarded a disputed oil town near South Sudan's border, a southern military official said, and a doctor said bombs aimed at strategic sites in the south's Unity State killed five people.

Sudanese planes bombarded a disputed oil town near South Sudan's border, a southern military official said, and a doctor said bombs aimed at strategic sites in the south's Unity State killed five people.

Col Philip Aguer said villages near the disputed town of Heglig fell under heavy aerial bombardment and he expected ground fighting to resume "anytime" soon.

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