The United Nations has issued a warning about the increasing number of civilian casualties and damage to critical infrastructure caused by drone strikes in Sudan. The agency highlights that these attacks are intensifying as the conflict in the country enters its fourth year.
The UN statement comes amid growing concerns over the humanitarian impact of the ongoing violence. According to the report, drone strikes have resulted in multiple civilian deaths and have targeted essential facilities such as hospitals and water supply systems. The agency calls for an immediate halt to such attacks to prevent further loss of life and disruption of vital services.
The conflict in Sudan has been marked by frequent clashes between government forces and opposition groups, with the situation worsening in recent months. The use of drones by various factions has become more common, raising alarms about the escalating level of violence and its effects on the civilian population. The UN’s latest warning underscores the urgent need for a ceasefire and international intervention to stabilize the region.
