A recent drone attack conducted by the paramilitary group RSF in Sudan claimed the lives of 24 individuals, among them eight children. The strike targeted an open vehicle carrying refugees who were fleeing from combat in the Dubeiker area, emphasizing the ongoing conflict in the region. The incident, which occurred near the city of Rahad in North Kordofan province, highlights the dire situation faced by civilians caught in the crossfire of the ongoing violence.

The humanitarian crisis has reached alarming levels as the RSF continues its aggressive tactics against both the national army and vulnerable populations. The Sudanese Doctors' Network reported on the tragic loss of life, including two newborns, and has called for urgent international action to protect civilians and hold the RSF leaders accountable for their actions. This attack reflects the deteriorating safety and security conditions in Sudan, where ordinary citizens are increasingly becoming victims of armed conflict.

In light of this incident, there is a pressing need for the international community and human rights organizations to intervene and protect those impacted by the violence. The call for accountability from the RSF suggests a growing recognition of the urgent need for scrutinizing the actions of paramilitary groups in the region. Without significant international support and intervention, the situation in Sudan may continue to worsen, endangering more lives in an already precarious environment.