Summary
More than 100 civilians have died in drone attacks in Sudan's Kordofan region amid ongoing fighting between military groups. The violence, now in its third year, has also caused many to flee and overwhelmed local healthcare services. The United Nations and other international groups are calling for peace and warning that the violence may involve war crimes.
Key Facts
- 104 civilians died in drone attacks in the Kordofan region of Sudan.
- The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) captured a key army base in Babnusa.
- A kindergarten and hospital attack in Kalogi resulted in 89 deaths, including 43 children.
- Six Bangladeshi UN peacekeepers were killed in a drone attack in Kadugli.
- 13,609 cholera cases and 730 dengue fever infections have been reported in North Kordofan.
- Over 40,000 people have fled the region due to the conflict.
- UN officials highlight potential war crimes and violations of international humanitarian law.
- International peace efforts are underway, involving countries like the US and Saudi Arabia.
