The United Nations has warned of a dangerous escalation in drone strikes across Sudan as fighting between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces continues to intensify. The increasing use of aerial bombardments and heavy artillery has resulted in growing civilian casualties, severe damage to vital infrastructure, and heightened displacement. International aid organizations face severe challenges in delivering necessary humanitarian relief due to persistent security risks and restricted access.
- The United Nations highlighted a sharp increase in drone strikes targeting key regions across Sudan.
- Escalating conflict between rival military factions has worsened the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
- Aerial attacks and shelling have caused extensive damage to public infrastructure and residential areas.
- Aid delivery remains heavily restricted, leaving millions of displaced individuals without basic supplies.
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