At this time, a very shocking and scary news is coming out from the history of civil war in the East African country Sudan. More than 112 people have lost their lives in a horrific drone attack on a very busy and crowded market in Nyala city located in South Darfur province of Sudan, while more than 150 people are said to be seriously injured. A large number of innocent children and women were also among those killed in this heart-wrenching incident, which has spread a sensation throughout the international world. The humanitarian crisis is deepening as civilians are being targeted in the ongoing bloody conflict between the Sudanese army and paramilitary forces. Let us know in detail what is the entire background of this terrible tragedy that happened in Nyala city of Sudan and how terrible the situation is at present. Tankong market became hell in Nyala city of South Darfur, 112 killed in drone attack. According to information received from international media reports and local human rights organizations, this bloody air attack took place on Monday evening on the popular 'Tankog Market' located in Nyala, the main city of South Darfur. Nyala town currently comes under the control of paramilitary force 'Rapid Support Forces' (RSF). In the evening, when common citizens were busy in their daily activities, shopping in the market and locals were having breakfast, suddenly drones started wreaking havoc from the sky. According to the reports of 'The Associated Press' (AP) and 'Radio Tamazuj', the prestigious group 'Emergency Lawyers', which keeps a close watch on human rights and violence in Sudan, has issued an official statement confirming that 112 people have died tragically in this brutal drone attack, while more than 113 people are fighting for life and death in hospitals in a seriously injured condition. Paramilitary force RSF held Sudanese army responsible, demanded independent investigation. After this horrific massacre, there has been an earthquake in the political and military circles of Sudan. The paramilitary force 'Rapid Support Forces' (RSF) occupying the city of Nyala has directly held the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), i.e. the government army, responsible for this dreadful drone attack. RSF has alleged that the army has deliberately targeted residential and commercial areas. Meanwhile, international human rights organizations and RSF have strongly demanded an independent investigation into this entire matter at the international level. Although no detailed explanation has yet been given by the Sudanese army on this attack, this incident has further instigated the ongoing bloody war between the two sides. There is mourning in hospitals: Scary figures from 'Doctors Without Borders' and local organizations. The chaos and screams of the injured after the blasts have made the situation in local hospitals worse. International medical organization 'Doctors Without Borders' (MSF) has informed that at least 36 dead bodies were brought to the local hospital run by them in Nyala, while more than 150 seriously injured people were treated in their emergency room. Similarly, Adam Moses Obama, executive director of the 'Darfur Victims Organization', told the media that his organization has so far documented the deaths of dozens of civilians, including at least 12 women and 6 innocent children. According to eyewitnesses, the explosion was so powerful that only dead bodies and blood were scattered all around the market. It is proving extremely difficult for the workers engaged in relief and rescue work to handle the injured on such a large scale. Drones have become a dangerous weapon in the Sudanese civil war, making life miserable for common citizens. The civil war that has been going on in Sudan for the last few years between the army (SAF) and paramilitary forces (RSF) to gain power has now taken a very cruel and scary form. In this war, both sides are now indiscriminately using drones with sophisticated explosives, the biggest brunt of which is the innocent common citizens of the country are having to pay with their lives. Experts say that the increasing trend of drone attacks in military conflicts has made the lives of the general public completely unsafe. Even before this, there were reports of the Sudanese Army carrying out a drone attack on a busy market in the disputed Abyei area last week, in which more than 150 people were killed. Due to repeated such air strikes, millions of people have been forced to flee from different areas of Sudan. If the international community does not take timely steps to establish peace in this African country, the humanitarian crisis may become more severe in the coming days.
