Al-Ubayyid faces humanitarian crisis after infrastructure attacks
A UN report states that the city of Al-Obeid in North Kordofan, Sudan, is experiencing catastrophic humanitarian conditions after being targeted by drone strikes on its infrastructure for more than 18 months. The attacks have resulted in the deaths of dozens and hundreds of injuries, as well as the destruction of water, electricity, and fuel stations, along with schools and health centers. The city is now facing a severe water shortage, compounded by contamination and increasing disease outbreaks. Humanitarian aid access has been restricted, and food prices have soared by over 500%. The city is also overcrowded with internally displaced people—whose numbers now exceed the original population of 600,000.
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