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Saudi Arabia reports Rapid Support Forces to Security Council
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has officially filed a complaint with the United Nations Security Council against the Rapid Support Forces, accusing them of targeting a humanitarian aid shipment near the city of El Obeid in Sudan in mid-August. The attack, carried out by a drone, resulted in the burning and destruction of 1,150 food baskets and the truck trailer, with no human casualties. Saudi Arabia affirms that the Rapid Support Forces are responsible for this assault. This incident occurs amidst a series of attacks on humanitarian aid in the region, amid warnings of a deteriorating humanitarian situation in Sudan, where more than 33 million people are in need of assistance, and 825,000 children suffer from severe malnutrition. Saudi Arabia calls for the protection of relief convoys, respect for humanitarian principles, and urges the international community to fulfill its responsibilities to ensure that humanitarian aid reaches those in need.
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