In the midst of current communication disturbances in the region, confirming that the exact number of civil death remains difficult, but reports indicate that at least 300 people – including children and pregnant women – were killed during attacks against villages in the locality of Bara, in the state of northern Kordofan, between July 10 and 13.
During the same period, a series of attacks – including an air strike on an school housing inappropriate families – would have killed more than 20 people, in the villages of Al Fula and Abu Zabad in the Western Kordofan State.
Ochha is also alarmed by renewed bombing reports in Al Obeid, the capital of the state of North Kordofan, “deepening fears and insecurity of civilians”, reported the humanitarian coordination agency.
Tragic civilian
With thousands of people who have been killed since the start of the conflict between the former military allies who became rivals over two years ago, the crisis in Sudan continues to make a devastating impact on civilians.
“” These incidents are still another tragic reminder of the relentless assessment that the conflict takes civilians through Sudan“Reported Ocha.
The office points out that civilians and civil infrastructure – including schools, houses, shelters and humanitarian assets – should never be targeted and have called on all parties to the conflict to “fully respect their obligations under international humanitarian law”.
Moving toll
Described as “the greatest and the greatest crisis of displacement for the fastest growth in the world”, by the United Nations Agency for Refugees (Hcr) In February 2025, the trip continued in the middle of the fighting.
People fleeing northern Kordofan, as well as El Fasher in the state of Darfur du Nord, continue to seek a shelter in the rest of Sudan, including the North State, with humanitarian partners on the ground reporting more than 3,000 displaced people arriving in the locality of Dabbah since June.
Although some have received food assistance, the constant influx of newly moved families puts additional pressure on the resources already stretched.
As the rainy season approaches, OCHA has warned that new difficulties are probably, in particular while heavy rain and strong winds have destroyed shelters and food supplies for around 2,700 people displaced in eastern Sudan.
Originally published at Almouwatin.com
