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Wednesday, 5 August 2026dailybeirut.com
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A drone strike on a civil court in North Darfur killed at least 35 people, as UN reports document an unprecedented surge in aerial attacks, clandestine arms and mercenary supply networks, and a humanitarian crisis deemed the world’s worst.
At least 35 people were killed in a drone strike targeting a civil court in North Darfur state. The attack marks another lethal episode in a rapidly intensifying campaign of aerial violence across the region.
Unmanned aerial vehicles have become the most frequently deployed and deadliest weapon against civilians in Sudan’s ongoing conflict. Combatant parties continue to exchange accusations over responsibility for the latest strike, with no independent verification of attribution reported.
According to United Nations reports, aerial attacks have risen to unprecedented levels. These assessments also identify expanding clandestine supply networks delivering weapons and mercenaries into the country.
The humanitarian emergency in Sudan has deteriorated to a point where the United Nations officially classifies it as the most severe such crisis globally. The court strike occurred amid this deepening catastrophe.
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