Drones strike Khartoum mining site
The aerial attacks using drones have escalated in Sudan, with at least 13 people killed in a bombing targeting a popular mining site in Kassala State. The Sudanese army intercepted drones flying over Khartoum for the second time within a single day. The bombing in Kassala resulted in several civilians being injured and some transported to hospitals, while others were buried in mass graves amid the absence of government support. In the capital, Khartoum, anti-aircraft defenses intercepted drone aircraft, leading to the deaths of three children who were targeted by Rapid Support Forces. The country has been experiencing ongoing military and security escalation since the outbreak of war between the army and the Rapid Support Forces in April 2023, causing many casualties and threatening the safety of civilians. The humanitarian risks are increasing, with widespread attacks across multiple regions.
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