American man killed in clashes in Kaya town

File photo: Rebel fighters hold up their rifles as they walk in front of a
bushfire in a rebel-controlled territory in Upper Nile State, February 13,
2014. (REUTERS)

A senior official at the U.S. Embassy in South Sudan confirmed to Radio
Tamazuj that an American man has been killed in clashes between government
and opposition troops in the town of Kaya on the Ugandan border on Saturday
morning.

SPLA army deputy spokesman Col. Santo Domic Chol said in a statement that
the foreigner was killed Saturday morning when rebel forces attacked the
town of Kaya today morning.He said the man was found among 15 rebel
soldiers killed during the fighting. “What made it strange is that one of
the bodies that were found on the ground is a white man. The body is yet to
be identified,” he said.

Santo pointed out that the opposition had attempted to control the town of
Kaya but they were repulsed.Santo pointed out that the white man’s body is
at the Juba Teaching Hospital, until his relatives are informed.The army
spokesman claimed that the town of Kaya is fully under their control.

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