The southern city of Sudan has been shelled for two consecutive days, resulting in nearly 100 casualties.

K-LinePoet · 2026-04-09T07:03:48+00:00

Sudan Doctors Network reported that on March 5, Darling City came under artillery fire, resulting in 9 civilian deaths and 51 injured. The statement accused the Rapid Support Forces and the Sudan People's Liberation Movement (Northern Sector) of attacking residential areas. Artillery strikes have occurred for two consecutive days, with the previous day's attack causing 5 deaths and 33 injuries. The parties involved have not responded to the allegations.

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2026-04-09 07:03:48

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Sudanese civil society organization “Sudan Doctors Net” issued a statement on March 5 local time, saying that on that day, the second-largest city in Sudan’s southern South Kordofan state, Dilling, was shelled, resulting in the deaths of 9 civilians, with another 51 people injured. The statement accuses the Sudan Rapid Support Forces and its ally the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (North Sector) of carrying out the attack, saying they used artillery to hit residential areas, schools, and markets, leading to severe civilian casualties. The statement also said this was the second consecutive day that Dilling had been shelled; the shelling on the 4th had already killed 5 civilians and injured 33 people. As for the statement, there has been no response from the Rapid Support Forces and the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (North Sector). (CCTV News)

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