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Two displaced people, including nine children among the wounded, have been killed in a drone strike on a shelter camp in El Obeid, Sudan. The attack comes amid worsening water and electricity blackouts caused by strikes on critical infrastructure. https://sudantribune.com/article/315395
Sudan's army has built a 51 km network of trenches and berms to defend the strategic city of El Obeid from an ongoing RSF encirclement, according to satellite analysis from Yale HRL. Meanwhile, targeted drone strikes on fuel and electrical infrastructure have cut off power to vital water pumps, triggering a severe humanitarian crisis. The cost of drinking water has spiked from 9,000 to 25,000 Sudanese pounds per barrel, as over 700 new displacement structures appear in a single month.
Tens of thousands of newly displaced civilians are pouring into the besieged city of El Obeid, North Kordofan, completely overwhelming local resources and camps. Despite escalating drone strikes and a tightening blockade, the city has become a final sanctuary for families fleeing violence. https://sudantribune.com/article/316081
- RSF drone strikes continue in ElObeid, North Kordofan; 1 civilian reported killed and 4 others injured.
An RSF drone strike killed one civilian and wounded four others at a fuel station in El Obeid on Friday. The attack is part of a growing campaign targeting vital infrastructure to force residents out of the North Kordofan capital. https://sudantribune.com/article/315550
Al Obeid is now completely without electricity. After enduring weeks of drone attacks, the city has been plunged into darkness. Families are left to cope with unbearable heat and failing basic services, while hospitals and water infrastructure face immense strain. Do not let Sudan’s suffering become invisible.
Sudanese paramilitary drone strikes persist in El Obeid, knocking out the main power grid and forcing critical hospital departments to close amid a worsening humanitarian crisis.
The besieged citizens of El Obeid, North Kordofan, are trapped with no avenues to escape. Over the past two days, targeted drone strikes have hit fuel stations in El Obeid and Al-Rahad, as well as a fuel truck that was travelling along a road connecting the two towns. Now water prices have skyrocketed and no one can afford local transport. Donkey carts are the only means for most. Even worse, drones are circling the skies above and no one dares leave the city for fear of targeting. The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) appear to be preparing to siege the strategic capital of North Kordofan State. Civilians Ayin has spoken to fear yet another devastating raid like that seen in Wad Medani, Geneina, and El Fasher.
- RSF drone strikes on ElObeid for the 5th consecutive day. - RSF attack on 8 villages in Um Baru Locality, North Darfur; villages were reportedly burned and looted.
Sudan Doctors Network: 7 killed and 22 injured following RSF attack on El-Obeid in North Kordofan The city of El-Obeid in North Kordofan was subjected today, Saturday, to a deliberate attack using suicide drones targeting residential neighborhoods within the city. This resulted in the deaths of 7 people and the injury of 22 others with varying degrees of wounds among the city’s residents. The network condemns the deliberate targeting by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) of civilian and densely populated neighborhoods, stressing that the objective is not military but rather to inflict the highest possible number of civilian casualties. This constitutes a grave violation of all humanitarian and international laws and norms. The targeting of residential areas with drones reflects a clear disregard for civilian lives, especially amid the deteriorating humanitarian and health conditions in the country. The Sudan Doctors Network holds the RSF leadership fully responsible for these violations and calls on the international community and humanitarian organizations to pressure RSF leaders to stop these repeated attacks and work to protect civilians. It also appeals to the relevant authorities to support health institutions in El-Obeid with medical supplies and necessary personnel to enable them to handle the increasing number of injured and prevent further deterioration of the health situation. Sudan Doctors Network
