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Rights Group Says Drone Strike Kills 11 People in Central Sudan Market

Rights Group Says Drone Strike Kills 11 People in Central Sudan Market

Rights Group Says Drone Strike Kills 11 People in Central Sudan Market ———————————————– A drone strike on a market in central Sudan has killed at least 11 people and wounded dozens more, according to a local rights group, as aerial…
Dozens of civilians killed in RSF attacks in Sudan amid escalation of violence

Dozens of civilians killed in RSF attacks in Sudan amid escalation of violence

Dozens of civilians killed in RSF attacks in Sudan amid escalation of violence ——————————————— Dozens of Sudanese civilians have been reported killed and many more wounded amid an escalation of drone and aerial strikes linked to the ongoing civil war…
Sudan Medical Group Accuses RSF-Affiliated Forces of Killing 27 Civilians

Sudan Medical Group Accuses RSF-Affiliated Forces of Killing 27 Civilians

Sudan Medical Group Accuses RSF-Affiliated Forces of Killing 27 Civilians ————————————– A Sudanese medical group has accused forces affiliated with the Rapid Support Forces of killing 27 civilians in attacks on villages in North Kordofan during Eid al-Adha. The Sudan…
Cyanide Ponds Kill Entire Sheep Flock in Sudan Mining Area

Cyanide Ponds Kill Entire Sheep Flock in Sudan Mining Area

Cyanide Ponds Kill Entire Sheep Flock in Sudan Mining Area ——————————- An environmental incident in Sudan’s River Nile State has renewed concerns over the dangers of unregulated gold mining after an entire flock of sheep died after drinking from ponds…
Nearly 20 million people in Sudan still face acute hunger, monitors say

Nearly 20 million people in Sudan still face acute hunger, monitors say

Nearly 20 million people in Sudan still face acute hunger, monitors say —————————- Some 19.5 million Sudanese people, or more than 40 percent of the population, are experiencing acute hunger, according to a report by a global hunger monitor, as…
UN: Drone Attacks Now Main Cause of Civilian Deaths in Sudan Conflict — At Least 880 Killed in Four Months

UN: Drone Attacks Now Main Cause of Civilian Deaths in Sudan Conflict — At Least 880 Killed in Four Months

UN: Drone Attacks Now Main Cause of Civilian Deaths in Sudan Conflict — At Least 880 Killed in Four Months —————————————– The United Nations has warned that armed drone strikes have become the principal driver of civilian casualties in Sudan’s…
Drone Attack on Civilians in Khartoum; Several Killed as Insecurity Persists in Sudan’s Capital

Drone Attack on Civilians in Khartoum; Several Killed as Insecurity Persists in Sudan’s Capital

Drone Attack on Civilians in Khartoum; Several Killed as Insecurity Persists in Sudan’s Capital ——————————————————— Amid ongoing internal conflicts in Sudan, a drone attack in the southern part of Omdurman, Khartoum, claimed the lives of at least five people. The…
Global Donors Pledge Over $1 Billion for Sudan as UN Warns of Worsening Atrocities

Global Donors Pledge Over $1 Billion for Sudan as UN Warns of Worsening Atrocities

Global Donors Pledge Over $1 Billion for Sudan as UN Warns of Worsening Atrocities ———————————— International donors pledged more than $1 billion in humanitarian aid for Sudan at a high-level conference in Berlin, as United Nations officials warned that the…
IOM: 28,000 Displaced in Sudan’s Blue Nile State Amid Escalating Clashes

IOM: 28,000 Displaced in Sudan’s Blue Nile State Amid Escalating Clashes

IOM: 28,000 Displaced in Sudan’s Blue Nile State Amid Escalating Clashes ——————————– The International Organization for Migration (IOM) announced on Tuesday that more than 28,000 people have been displaced in Blue Nile State in southeastern Sudan over roughly 80 days,…
Strike on Sudan hospital leaves at least 64 dead, wounds 89 more, WHO reports

Strike on Sudan hospital leaves at least 64 dead, wounds 89 more, WHO reports

Strike on Sudan hospital leaves at least 64 dead, wounds 89 more, WHO reports ———————————— A strike on a healthcare facility in East Darfur, Sudan, has killed at least 64 people and wounded 89 others, The Guardian reported citing the…
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