Widespread Attacks on Civilian Infrastructure in Sudan (January 2025)
- Sarah Karar
- Jan 29
- 1 min read
Key Developments:
In January 2025, Sudanese cities such as Khartoum, Al-Fasher, Nyala, and Wad Madani experienced systematic attacks on civilian infrastructure. These attacks targeted markets, schools, and water stations, exacerbating food shortages and water scarcity.
International NGO Response:
The Sudan INGO Forum, representing multiple humanitarian organizations, condemned these attacks in a statement, warning that continued destruction will lead to famine, displacement, and further loss of life.
Current Situation:
Most schools in conflict zones have closed, affecting millions of children.
In several areas, water access has been cut off, leading to dehydration and sanitation concerns.
Markets and food storage facilities have been looted or bombed, worsening the hunger crisis.
The UN has urgently called for the protection of civilian infrastructure, urging the warring factions to respect international law.
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