Sudan's Humanitarian Crisis: Drones Devastate Civilians

0:00What's up? This is Global News Today, bringing you the fastest global updates right now. Sudan's civil war between the rapid support forces and Sudanese armed forces has turned deadly with widespread drone strikes. In the first two months of 2026, monitors tracked at least 198 attacks, 52 of which killed 400, 78 civilians, A delivery has become nearly impossible in hard hit areas like Blue Nile State. Humanitarian workers have shut down operations and evacuated with groups like the World Food Program pulling staff out just days ago to avoid. Strikes from drones circling overhead. Civilian space constant terror, hiding in rivers or makeshift shelters at the first buzz of drones. Strikes have ravaged schools, markets, and hospitals, wiping out dozens of children and others in places like White Nile and South Quarter fan states. Borders are slamming shut, trapping millions inside. Chad sealed his frontier

1:01after cross-border hits, while Egypt has deported hundreds of Sudanese refugees since December, with reports of death in, brutal detention cells, even abroad, relief is scarce. The UK imposed an emergency ban on study visas for Sudanese students, blocking over 200 scholars from universities like Oxford. As drones dominate the skies and escapes vanish, the humanitarian disaster deepens, thanks to our sponsor for supporting today's coverage. Your bedtime ritual just got better. Built in sound, built in comfort, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com