Overview
- Local medical authorities say an explosive drone hit a secondary school and a health center in Shukeiri, White Nile, killing at least 17 people, mostly schoolgirls, and injuring at least 10.
- The Sudan Doctors Network and a hospital director blamed the Rapid Support Forces for the school-area strike, with three girls in critical condition treated at Douiem Hospital.
- Alternate accounts reported nine dead and 17 wounded and described four suicide drones striking a school, a hospital and a health center in the village.
- Doctors Without Borders said a separate drone strike at the Adikong border market in West Darfur killed four and wounded 23, attributing the attack to the army.
- U.N. agencies cite more than 200 civilians killed by drones since March 4 in Kordofan and White Nile as Sudan’s nearly three-year war—already exceeding 40,000 deaths—draws ICC scrutiny over alleged atrocities.