RSF shells Sudan’s Kordofan as US-Saudi truce plan stalls: What to know
Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces have launched drone and artillery attacks in Dilling, just a week after the Sudanese army said it broke a nearly two-year siege on the town.
Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has targeted the town of Dilling in South Kordofan state, days after the Sudanese army broke a nearly two-year-long siege on the town and as international efforts to broker a ceasefire remain stalled.
Strikes in Dilling
On Monday, a suspected RSF drone struck Dilling, a town in South Kordofan, according to local reports. Later, Al Jazeera reported that RSF forces shelled the local headquarters of the Humanitarian Aid Commission, a government-backed body responsible for coordinating humanitarian operations.
It remains unclear whether Monday’s attacks caused injuries or fatalities.
