Dozens of civilians were killed in Sudanese Armed Forces air and drone strikes across North Kordofan between July 24 and 26, according to the Emergency Lawyers group.
In a statement, the group said an SAF drone targeted a water station in the village of Um Nabqa Mur, while another strike hit a civilian vehicle in the Um Indiraba area, killing two people.
Further SAF attacks reportedly struck a water facility, a health centre and a school in the village of Al-Shaatout, damaging essential civilian infrastructure.
The group said an SAF Antonov aircraft also bombed a fuel vehicle in the town of Um Badr, triggering a powerful explosion that killed dozens of civilians.
The reported attacks and casualty figures could not be independently verified. SAF has not publicly commented on the allegations.
Emergency Lawyers said the bombardment came amid an escalation in military operations, tightening sieges, severe shortages of humanitarian assistance and the collapse of essential services across North Kordofan.
The worsening security situation has triggered new waves of displacement and deepened the region’s humanitarian and food-security crisis, the group added.
