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Sudan files complaints against Ethiopia with UN over deadly drone spree

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Briefings

Khartoum has formally lodged complaints with the UN regarding a series of deadly drone attacks in Sudan since February 2026, resulting in 484 civilian casualties. This development highlights ongoing tensions between the two nations and raises concerns about humanitarian safety in the region.

Key points

• Khartoum has lodged formal complaints with the UN regarding deadly drone attacks in Sudan since February 2026.
• 484 civilians have been killed or wounded by these attacks since the conflict began.

Context

The Sudan-Ethiopia conflict has intensified since 2023, with drone strikes becoming a primary method of military engagement. The UN's role in mediating the crisis is critical as both nations face escalating violence.

Limitations

Data covers only the period since February 2026. The UN's specific response timeline is not provided, and the full scope of civilian casualties remains unverified.

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