North Darfur: Rhino – The Sudanese army warplanes bombed on Monday a number of shelters in Al-Kuma locality in North Darfur state in the third incident of its kind, causing deaths and injuries among the displaced, including children who are being counted, and the attack left a state of panic and panic among citizens.

There are 21 IDP shelters in the locality, accommodating about 45,000 IDPs, including women and children.

A number of local residents condemned the incident, describing it as a systematic and barbaric targeting of civilians on a regional basis, and called on the international community to condemn the bombing of civilians, noting the absence of RSF forces in the locality, which declared its commitment to neutrality in the ongoing conflict in Sudan since 18 April last year, by a decision of its civil and executive administration.

Eyewitnesses from the locality said that targeting innocent civilians with barrel bombs constitutes a serious violation of international and humanitarian law and is contrary to values and morals.