Emergency Lawyers

A drone strike on a Customary Court in al-Zawiya Ghara, North Darfur, killed at least 35 people, including RSF field commanders and tribal leaders. The Sudanese army is suspected of conducting the attack, which the Sudan Founding Coalition (Tasis) blamed on them, while rights groups condemned it as a violation of international humanitarian law.

A Sudanese army drone strike on a civil court in Darfur's Al-Zawiya Gara village killed at least 35 people, according to a rights group. The attack targeted a civilian facility, violating international humanitarian law, as drone warfare remains a leading cause of civilian deaths in Sudan's ongoing conflict.

The Sudanese army conducted a drone strike on a traditional court in Garra al-Zawaya, a Rapid Support Forces-held village in North Darfur, killing 35 people and wounding others. The attack occurred during an afternoon gathering for local court hearings, according to rights group Emergency Lawyers.

Drone strikes on civilian vehicles in Sudan have killed at least 20 people, including women and families attending weddings, according to rights groups. The Sudan Doctors Network and Emergency Lawyers attribute attacks to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), citing deliberate targeting of transport near Khartoum, Omdurman, and North Kordofan. Drone use has intensified amid the ongoing war, which has caused over 59,000 deaths and displaced 13 million people.

Drone attacks in Sudan killed at least 30 civilians and five soldiers this week, with the deadliest strikes hitting El Obeid in North Kordofan, where the civilian death toll has reached 23. The Emergency Lawyers Group and local sources reported the casualties.

Emergency Lawyers reported that a drone strike killed 11 people and wounded dozens in a central Sudan market. The attack occurred less than 24 hours after similar drone strikes.