Intense fighting in Sudan has led to at least 65 deaths and over 130 injuries. Key incidents include artillery strikes in Kadugli and airstrikes in Nyala, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis. The ongoing conflict since April 2023 has generated widespread civilian displacement and infrastructure devastation.
Fighting in South and West Sudan has intensified, resulting in at least 65 fatalities and over 130 injuries on Monday, as stated by medical personnel. In South Kordofan, artillery strikes in the state capital Kadugli accounted for at least 40 deaths and 70 injuries, with the assault being attributed to a faction of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N), led by Abdel Aziz al-Hilu. Governor Mohamed Ibrahim condemned the attack, indicating it was aimed at destabilizing the region.
Sudan has been embroiled in conflict since April 2023, primarily between the regular armed forces and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), with escalating violence reported in recent weeks. The RSF has a significant presence in the Darfur region, including Nyala, where a military airstrike killed 25 and injured 63. Amid ongoing battles, civilian casualties are escalating, highlighting the war’s dire humanitarian implications.
The conflict in Sudan continues to escalate, with significant civilian casualties and displacements. The U.N. has expressed concern over the humanitarian crises resulting from the ongoing violence, urging all parties to cease hostilities. The plight of the civilian population underscores the urgent need for a comprehensive resolution to the conflict.
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