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Sudan Drone Strike Kills 41, Including 8 Children, Near Ethiopian Border

A drone strike by Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) killed at least 41 people, including eight children, near the Ethiopian border, according to a rights group. The attack targeted a gathering of displaced people, highlighting the escalating violence and humanitarian crisis in Sudan.

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A drone strike by Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) killed at least 41 people, including eight children, near the Ethiopian border, a rights group reported on [date]. The attack hit a gathering of displaced people, according to the group, which did not specify the exact location or time.

The strike underscores the escalating violence in Sudan's ongoing conflict between the RSF and the Sudanese Armed Forces, which has displaced millions and created a severe humanitarian crisis. The rights group condemned the attack, calling for accountability, while local sources reported chaos and grief among survivors.

International reactions were swift, with calls for an independent investigation and renewed efforts to broker peace. The incident raises concerns about the safety of civilians in border regions and the potential for cross-border spillover, as aid agencies warn of dwindling resources to assist the displaced.

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