
Sudanese Siege: 14 Killed, 23 Wounded in Dilling Attack
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Brutal Attack in South Kordofan: At Least 14 Killed, Including Children, in RSF Shelling; Fears of Escalating Conflict as Conditions Worsen
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Sudanese Siege: 14 Killed, 23 Wounded in Dilling Attack. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 29th. This is Canada News today, your AI-powered local news. Sudanese paramilitaries from the rapid support forces and their rebel allies hit dealing hard in South Kordafan province, killing at least 14. People including five children and two women. This attack went down Saturday, with a group-shelling residential spots and wounding 23 more, among them seven kids. The city have been locked down in a brutal siege by the RSF for over two years, cutting off food and supplies until the military broke through earlier. This year, officials say they pushed back this latest offensive, but the damage was already done amid desperate conditions. Doctors tracking the conflict warned this could spiral into a nightmare, like what hit Elfasher in Darfur, last October, where the RSF onslaught killed. Over 6,000 in just three days, drawing genocide accusations from UN experts. The whole war kicked off in April 2023, when army and paramilitary leaders turned on each other in cartoon, racking up more than 40.
Thousand deaths by UN count, though aid workers figure its way higher with all the hidden tolls. Atrocities like mass killings and rapes keep piling up, with the International Criminal Court probing war crimes, especially as drone strikes in. Darfur and Kordafan claim hundreds of civilian lives this year alone, fighting shows no signs of letting up.
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