Drone strikes on Sudan's power, water and fuel are cutting off care and aid, UN official says
Nov. 4, 2026 — Drone strikes on civilian infrastructure across Sudan over the past couple of weeks are disrupting electricity, water and fuel, the UN's resident and humanitarian coordinator there, Denise Brown, told UN News. At a hospital outside Khartoum with no generator, the power went out and 25 people lost their dialysis treatment, she said. Hundreds of aid trucks are stranded by fuel shortages, and markets and displacement sites have also been hit, UN News reported. Brown said the strikes appear to target civilian infrastructure, which international humanitarian law protects, and called that "an apparent violation."
The wall: Who carried out the strikes is not stated; Brown said she does not know where they originate.
Tier: Reported (based on UN News' interview with the UN resident and humanitarian coordinator)
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