A fresh attack in South Kordofan has left more than 21 people dead, including women and children, according to local reports. The violence has forced civilians to flee their homes, deepening the humanitarian crisis in the region. The attack, which targeted residential areas, has raised concerns about the safety of civilians caught in the conflict.
Sudan Doctors Network reported that the SPLM-N rebels shelled parts of the town of Dilling, killing at least five people. The attack highlights the ongoing instability in the region, where clashes between armed groups and civilians have become increasingly frequent. Local authorities have called for an immediate ceasefire to prevent further loss of life.
The situation in South Kordofan remains volatile, with reports of displaced families and damaged infrastructure. Humanitarian organizations are struggling to reach affected areas due to the ongoing conflict. The attack underscores the urgent need for peace efforts to protect civilian populations.
International observers have expressed concern over the escalating violence, urging all parties to prioritize the safety of civilians. The conflict continues to strain resources and disrupt daily life for residents in the region.
