Alarm Over Deadly Drone Strikes in Sudan
The U.N. reports over 50 civilian deaths from drone attacks in Sudan within two days, highlighting the severe impact on civilian life. The drone strikes, attributed to both the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces, targeted markets and schools, raising humanitarian concerns amid ongoing conflict.
The United Nations human rights chief raised serious concerns on Wednesday following reports of more than 50 civilians killed in drone strikes in Sudan over a two-day period last week.
According to the U.N., at least 57 civilians, including 15 children, died between Sunday and Monday in separate attacks across four states, underscoring the destructive impact of drone warfare on civilians and infrastructure.
The attacks, allegedly involving the Sudanese Armed Forces and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, targeted markets and schools, with Greater Kordofan becoming a critical front in the ongoing conflict, which has already displaced millions.
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