Civilians on the front line in Sudan’s ‘forgotten’ war, UN warns
Summary
The United Nations has reported that civilians are suffering greatly in Sudan's ongoing civil war, which has intensified over the past two years. Civilian deaths have risen sharply, with attacks in places like Darfur causing many casualties. The conflict has displaced millions and efforts to stop the fighting have not succeeded.Key Facts
- The civil war in Sudan has been going on for over two years and is affecting civilians the most.
- The UN says civilian deaths increased significantly in the first half of 2025, with 3,384 recorded.
- Ethnic violence and attacks on civilian areas have become more common.
- Drones are now being used in attacks, including in areas previously less affected by the war.
- The conflict has displaced about 12 million people within Sudan.
- The army controls the north, east, and center, whereas the RSF holds the south and most of Darfur.
- Efforts by the US, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and the UAE to negotiate peace have failed so far.
- A recent drone attack by the RSF on a mosque in Darfur killed 43 civilians.
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