Drone Attack Kills Dozens in Sudan’s South Kordofan Amid Escalating Conflict
Dozens of people have reportedly been killed after a drone attack struck the town of Dilling in Sudan’s South Kordofan region, as fighting between rival military forces continues to intensify.
Local reports indicate that several parts of the town were hit, including military positions and the central market, causing widespread destruction and civilian casualties.
Medical sources on the ground described the situation as chaotic, with limited capacity to treat the wounded.
The attack came shortly after government-aligned forces announced they had ended a prolonged siege on Dilling, reopening key supply routes.
Despite this, the town has faced repeated drone strikes, damaging essential services and deepening humanitarian suffering.
Dilling is strategically located between major regional cities, making it a focal point in the ongoing struggle for control.
Military sources suggest the attacking forces are attempting to reimpose pressure on the area, though clashes continue in nearby towns.
Sudan’s conflict, which began in 2023, has resulted in thousands of deaths and forced millions from their homes. Aid groups warn that access to food, medicine, and healthcare remains critically low in many areas, including South Kordofan.
Humanitarian organizations are calling for urgent corridors to deliver medical supplies and food, as hospitals face severe shortages and communities struggle with hunger and displacement.
The war has triggered what international agencies describe as the world’s largest displacement and hunger crisis, with millions internally displaced and hundreds of thousands seeking refuge in neighboring countries.
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