Britain reports 52 civilian deaths daily in Sudan
A British report has revealed that the war in Sudan, which began in January 2024, has resulted in the deaths of over 18,766 civilians and a total of 52,904 people, averaging more than 52 civilians per day. However, the actual toll may be higher due to the difficulty in accessing conflict zones and the deterioration of government institutions. The report also indicated that the escalation of violence is affecting women and girls, with violations including sexual violence and drone attacks in cities such as Al-Ubayyid and El-Fashir. International organizations have confirmed that the humanitarian situation is deteriorating significantly, with rising levels of famine and the collapse of essential services. The European Union has emphasized the need to stop attacks on civilians and to ensure the safe and sustainable delivery of humanitarian aid.
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