A drone strike hit the Wad al-Mahi region in Sudan, resulting in the deaths of at least 30 individuals. Reports indicate that the strike occurred in close proximity to a displacement camp, leading to casualties that included women and children.

While the specific origin of the drone remains under investigation, initial reports from Al Jazeera link the strike to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The conflict in Sudan, which has been ongoing between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the RSF, has frequently involved aerial bombardment and drone usage in densely populated areas.

There is currently no official statement from either the SAF or the RSF confirming or denying responsibility for this specific incident. The lack of independent verification on the ground makes it difficult to confirm the exact tactical objective of the strike or the specific type of drone utilized. As the conflict continues, international observers have expressed concern over the increasing use of unmanned aerial vehicles in areas where civilians are seeking refuge from the broader civil war.