At least five civilians were killed in a drone strike carried out by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, according to the independent legal group Emergency Lawyers. The organization, which assists victims of human rights violations, reported the incident on Saturday, May 2, citing it as the second such attack in the capital within a week.
Emergency Lawyers accused the RSF of full responsibility for the strike and alleged that the group violated international humanitarian law. The organization described the attack as part of a continuing pattern of assaults on civilians. The report noted that Khartoum had experienced relative calm for several months after government forces regained control of the city last year.
According to United Nations data cited in the report, nearly 700 civilians have been killed in drone attacks across Sudan during the first three months of the current year. Previous RSF strikes in Khartoum targeted military sites, power plants, and water supply infrastructure.
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