Khartoum, Sudan — South Kordofan State: Dilling Building Damage Assessment (15 May 2026) The conflict in Sudan has reached a concerning level of severity, with drone warfare and civilian casualties becoming increasingly prevalent.
A recent report from Conflict, Displacement, and Infrastructure Damage Across South Kordofan, details the impact of these hostilities on the region, particularly highlighting the destruction of civilian infrastructure in Dilling, South Kordofan State. Between 4 and 5 March 2026, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) conducted heavy artillery shelling in Dilling, resulting in at least 39 civilian deaths.
This attack, along with other incidents, has raised concerns about the use of drones and the protection of civilians in conflict zones.
The UN Human Rights Chief, Volker Türk, expressed deep concern over the devastating impact of drone attacks on civilians in Sudan. Officials commented on the matter.
This has led to a call for both sides to fully abide by international law.
The report from Conflict, Displacement, and Infrastructure Damage Across South Kordofan also documented evidence of conflict activity near civilian infrastructure in Dilling and Al Hamadi, including a hospital, university, and major water reservoir. This highlights the urgent need for a cease-fire and a commitment to protecting civilians and their essential services.
In addition to the immediate loss of life, the conflict has had a profound impact on the humanitarian situation in Sudan.
The UN and its partners have launched a global humanitarian appeal for $23 billion to save 87 million lives affected by various crises, including those in Sudan.
The report from African Security Analysis indicates that Sudan is in the most dangerous phase of its conflict since the civil war began, with drone warfare and a humanitarian system approaching collapse.
As the conflict continues, the need for international attention and intervention grows more urgent.
The global community must remain vigilant and work towards a peaceful resolution to this ongoing crisis, ensuring the safety and well — being of the civilian population in Sudan.
The situation in Sudan is a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of conflict on innocent civilians.
It is crucial that all parties to the conflict adhere to international law and work towards a peaceful resolution to bring an end to the suffering in South Kordofan State and beyond.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*
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