Sudan army drone attack in Darfur kills 35, rights group says
A rights group has reported that a Sudanese army drone attack in Darfur killed 35 people. The attack is part of the ongoing war between army chief al-Burhan and RSF commander Dagalo.
A rights group has said that a drone attack carried out by the Sudanese army in Darfur resulted in the deaths of 35 people.
The attack is the latest episode in the ongoing conflict between army chief General al-Burhan and RSF commander Dagalo. The war, which began as a power struggle between the two leaders, has already caused a staggering number of casualties.
According to the rights group, tens of thousands of people have been killed in the war so far. The latest assault in Darfur once again highlights the brutal impact of the conflict on civilians.
While the rights group provided the death toll, no further details about the attack have been disclosed. The incident underscores that hostilities in Sudan continue unabated and are claiming new victims.
The conflict between al-Burhan and Dagalo started months ago and has triggered widespread violence across the country, particularly in the Darfur region. Both sides have been accused of killing civilians, though responsibility for this specific attack has not yet been determined.
The international community has repeatedly called for an end to the fighting, but no agreement has been reached so far. Meanwhile, people in Darfur and other parts of Sudan continue to suffer from the violence and its consequences.
