Khartoum Seeks Probe into Blue Nile Civilian Deaths
A United Nations report stated that a drone attack on a displacement camp in Blue Nile State in southeastern Sudan resulted in the deaths of around 40 civilians, most of them women and children. The organization expressed its shock at the reports and confirmed that the area had experienced ongoing attacks, leading to the displacement of thousands and exposing others to danger. It called for accountability of those responsible for violations under international humanitarian law. Additionally, the Sudanese government accused the Rapid Support Forces of carrying out an attack targeting the area of Abu Shendi. The drone attacks in the region raised questions about the involvement of the Rapid Support Forces, who deny responsibility for some of the strikes and are calling for an independent international investigation into the incident.
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