Sudan: Drone Attacks Kill Civilians and Cripple Sudan's Power Infrastructure, UN Warns of Growing Humanitarian Toll

[Dabanga] El Sunut Locality / Ed Damazin / El Zahour / Khart -- Drone attacks across Sudan have killed at least 14 civilians and injured several others, while strikes on electricity infrastructure have triggered widespread power cuts and disrupted clean water supplies, prompting warnings from the United Nations and the Arab League.

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