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#SudanNews The Emergency Lawyers Group and local sources say drone attacks across Sudan killed at least 30 civilians and five soldiers this week, with the deadliest strikes hitting El Obeid in North Kordofan, where the civilian death toll has risen to 23. The reports also point to drone attacks that killed five soldiers in Delling in South Kordofan and seven civilians in separate incidents in North Kordofan, while residents reported renewed drone activity over Khartoum North (Bahri) and Omdurman in Khartoum state. The Emergency Lawyers Group said drone attacks attributed to the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) killed 23 civilians and injured 19 others in a series of strikes on El Obeid on Wednesday evening and Thursday morning. According to the group, an initial strike on residential neighbourhoods killed five civilians and injured 12 others. A second attack targeted mourners gathered at a cemetery during the victims’ funeral, killing four civilians and injuring seven more. Further strikes hit neighbourhoods near the Sudanese Armed Force’s (SAF) Fifth Infantry Division headquarters, killing 13 civilians. In a separate attack early on Thursday, a drone struck a truck carrying food at the southern entrance to the city, killing the driver. The Sudanese Doctors Network condemned the attacks. Network spokesperson Tasnim El Amin told Radio Dabanga that targeting civilians, service facilities and food transport vehicles constituted a serious violation of international humanitarian law. The National Umma Party also condemned the strikes, describing them as a war crime and renewing calls for an immediate end to attacks on residential areas and civilian infrastructure. Five soldiers reported killed in Delling Local sources said a drone strike on Delling in South Kordofan on Wednesday killed at least five soldiers. The sources attributed the attack to a joint operation by the RSF and the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement North led by Abdelaziz El Hilu (SPLM-N). Radio Dabanga could not independently verify the claim. The attack came amid continued shelling and drone strikes on Delling, which have repeatedly killed both soldiers and civilians in recent months. Several groups accused the RSF and the SPLM N of destroying a bridge on the Delling-Kadugli road. The United Nations warned that damage to the crossing could disrupt civilian movement and humanitarian aid during the rainy season. Four civilians killed in North Kordofan The Emergency Lawyers Group said an army drone strike killed four civilians and injured another person in the Adeid Raha area of Sudri locality in North Kordofan on Wednesday. The organisation said the attack came less than a day after another drone strike targeted two civilian vehicles in the same area, killing three civilians and injuring another person. The group condemned the repeated attacks and called for an independent investigation and accountability for those responsible. Drone attack reported in Bahri Residents reported a drone attack on northern Bahri on Wednesday evening, hours after a similar attack targeted Omdurman. SAF sources said air defences intercepted the drone, although Radio Dabanga could not independently verify the claim. No information was immediately available on casualties or damage. https://t.co/zGmwtpWqmG

#Sudan fighting - Sudanese military SAF destroyed the Ardamata bridge in El Geneina via a drone strike, just days after a similar strike disabled the Kiga bridge, a key route connecting Dilling and Kadugli in South Kordofan state https://t.co/ChuKQpInkY

🇸🇩🚨 #الامارات_تقتل_السودانيين في مواصلة لنهجها الإجرامي والإرهـ.ـابي، أقدمت مليشـ.ـيا الدعـ.ـم السريع الإرهـ.ـابية المدعومة من دولة العدوان الإماراتي على تدمير الجسر الواقع في طريق الدلنج–كادوقلي، في خطوة تهدف إلى منع وصول المساعدات الإنسانية للمواطنين ومحاولة فرض حصار على المدينة وتجويع السكان. وتأتي هذه الجريمة امتدادًا لسلسلة الانتهاكات التي ارتكبتها المليشيا بحق المدنيين العُزّل، وعلى رأسها مجـ.ـزرة الفاشر التي راح ضحيتها آلاف المدنيين، في ظل استمرار استهداف البنية التحتية والطرق الحيوية التي يعتمد عليها المواطنون في الحركة والإمداد. Continuing its criminal and terr'orist approach, the UAE-backed terr'orist Rap'id Supp'ort For'ces mi'litia has destroyed the bridge located on the Al-Dilling–Kadugli road in a move aimed at preventing humanitarian aid from reaching civilians and attempting to impose a siege on the city and starve its residents. This crime comes as an extension of a series of violations committed by the militia against unarmed civilians, most notably the El Fasher mass'acre, which claimed the lives of thousands of civilians, amid the continued targeting of infrastructure and vital roads upon which citizens depend for movement and supplies. .. .. ● Follow @ana.sudani for more ❗️🇸🇩 .. #Sudan #Sudanese #KeepEyesOnSudan #السودان السلطة_سلطة_شعب أنا_سوداني

🚨 SUDAN | Entering Year 4 with hardened frontlines & heavy drone warfare. Key updates: → RSF drones struck Khartoum Airport & military sites (early May) → SAF intensified drone campaigns on Nyala & South Darfur, driving rising civilian casualties → Clashes continue in El Obeid, Dilling, Kadugli, Babanusa & Blue Nile • Famine risks in Darfur & Kordofan • Repeated strikes on hospitals & aid routes UN envoy pushing for de-escalation. Arms flows keep the stalemate alive. Council watch: 120-day briefing + 1591 Sanctions update expected. Sudan’s fragmentation risks serious spillover. Urgent need for Sudanese-led ceasefire and SAF restraint on aerial ops https://t.co/qnaWS1gWBP

Sudanese Army and Resistance break the siege of Kadugli

#SudanUpdate: Children in the town of Diling pick corn kernels and seeds off the ground to eat as the the world’s worst hunger crisis intensifies in Sudan. Hunger in Dilling, Kadugli & Elfashir has reportedly reached unbearable levels due the RSF blockades on the areas, with no food or humanitarian assistance being able to enter. Famine levels reached level 5 in various areas of Sudan last year, with MSF aid workers at Zamzam IDP camp detailing how a child died every 2 hours of malnutrition. Across Sudan, millions are currently being supported by ERR community kitchens or “takya”. The kitchens are run by grass-roots neighborhood-based mutual aid groups that were formed from the neighborhood resistance committees that led the protests of the 2018-19 revolution. These groups have carried out the bulk of humanitarian aid and assistance across the country as it battles with the worlds worst humanitarian and hunger crises. Many highlight that these groups draw their members from “a vibrant pro-democracy movement,” and build on ideas drawing from what they call “a rich heritage” of social solidarity, best illustrated in the age-old tradition of “nafeer.” Loosely translating to a “call to mobilize” the tradition is rooted in community action and has been used for centuries as a response to humanitarian disasters and other difficulties. To support the essential work they are doing in Sudan right now: @barana_hanabneiho @hopeandhavenrefugees @helpingsudan @mazinalzain (Sororab Community Kitchen) @sadagaatusa @khartoum_aid_kitchen #Sudan #KeepEyesOnSudan #SudanUpdates