Sudanese poison attacks raise fear for civilian efforts to safety and help

“These attacks appear to be the most recent in a series of revalued military operationsThey are implemented in the loose forces of support and judicial armed forces, targeting airports in each other’s control, “UN Deputy Spokesperson Farhan Haq on Monday in New York.

The fight of the military government and former allied rivals for power, RSF, began in April 2023. years. The war was devastating a large part of the country, killing thousands and relocation over 8.6 million people, according to the UN agencies.

As conflicts in Khartoum, Darfur, other areas, Luka Sudan on the Red Sea Coast remain a relatively safe refuge and a key hub for UN Regulations and International Mitigation.

Multiple hits drone

RSF has performed unpileted attacks on the military base and other goals near the airport – on Monday there was a second series of attacks that target fuel warehouses in the eastern port of Sudan, according to the latest news.

RSF has not yet taken responsibility for the units on Monday, which leave fuel warehouses in what the military characterized as an attack on civil infrastructure.

The Secretary-General is “concerned about recent reports on Dron attacks on military and civilian infrastructure” in the area, which has so far been largely spared from the devastation of the annual war.

Call for emergency dialogue

Mr. Haq He emphasized that the attack on Port Sudan was “worrying development by threatening protection of civilians and humanitarian operations“In the city, which has become a strong life for humanitarian aid throughout the country.

Secretary General “Restores its call to emergency dialogue between warring parties to the immediate cessation of hostilities and inclusive political process“” Said Mr. Haq. “This is necessary to prevent further escalation, the protection of civilians and to be reduced to the journey towards peace and stability.”

At the humanitarian front, UN UN Help Coordination Office Ocha It was said that the hitting the drone directly influenced its business in the Port Sudan.

UN Help Operations Continue

“None of our offices, the premises or warehouses influence, and we continue to perform our regular operations,” Mr. Haq confirmed.

However, he added that the situation is closely monitored, and that in the UN humanitarian air service flights and outside the city were temporarily pauses.

Behind the Port Sudan, recent strikes on power plants throughout the Sudan have disrupted electricity and clean water – deterioration conditions for displaced families and returnees.

“We invite on all sides to this conflict to ensure that civilians and civil infrastructure are not targeted“Said the deputy spokesperson.” Wars have rules, and international humanitarian law must be respected. “