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At Least 330 Children Killed or Injured in Sudan in 2026 as Drone Attacks Intensify

At least 330 children were killed or injured across Sudan during the first six months of 2026, UNICEF said on Monday, warning that a surge in drone attacks – particularly in North Kordofan – is driving an increasingly deadly toll on civilians. UNICEF said the figure reflects verified child casualties and is likely an undercount, as insecurity continues to prevent independent monitoring across large parts of the country. Darfur and Kordofan recorded the highest numbers of verified child casualties. The agency described the situation in El Obeid, the capital of North Kordofan, as especially alarming. Since May, at least 18 children have been killed and more than 17 injured in the city, ranging in age from two months to 17 years. According to UNICEF, drone strikes accounted for roughly 60 percent of those casualties, highlighting the growing impact of unmanned aerial warfare on civilians. Sudan's war between the Sudanese Armed…

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Ethiopia-Eritrea Tensions Rise as Excluded Tigray Vote Deepens Rift

Tigray’s exclusion from Ethiopia’s June 1 general election followed the electoral board’s May 2025 revocation of the TPLF’s legal status…

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UN Warns of Atrocity Risk as RSF Tightens Grip on Sudan’s El Obeid

Speaking at an urgent UN Human Rights Council debate on 3 July, U.N. High ​Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk…

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Sudan Extends Adré Crossing as Army Claims Blue Nile Gains

#Sudan has extended the Adré border crossing with #Chad for another three months, preserving one of the last functioning humanitarian…

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Nigerian Military Says Senior ISWAP Figures Surrender in North-East Offensive

The Nigerian military said on 29 June that senior Islamic State West Africa Province commanders had surrendered to Operation Hadin…

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Sudan Denies U.S. Chemical Weapons Claim as Washington Expands Sanctions

June 29, 2026. Sudan’s UN Ambassador Al-Harith Idriss told the Security Council on June 26 that Washington had not shared…