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  1. A military coup occurred in Sudan, leading to the suspension of its membership by the African Union.
  2. Conflict in Sudan affects North Kordofan, a state within Sudan, including the city of El-Obeid.

UNICEF: Drone Strikes Cripple Infrastructure and Aid Efforts in Sudan

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UNICEF spokesperson James Elder stated that two in three child casualties this year in Sudan were caused by armed drones, according to a briefing in Geneva on November 10, 2026. Elder noted that drone strikes targeted a power station every day during the last week of October, and up to 15 were hit in October. These strikes have also destroyed over 292,000 school textbooks and 40,000 Arabic and mathematics review books at a UNICEF warehouse in El-Obeid.

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The conflict is severely impacting basic services, as the destruction of power stations halts water pumps and treatment, forcing families to use expensive and unsafe alternatives. UNICEF expects 825,000 children under five to suffer severe acute malnutrition this year, while cholera is reappearing in hard-to-reach communities.

A military coup in Sudan led to the suspension of its membership by the African Union, and the conflict continues in North Kordofan.

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  • UNICEFSpecialized agency of the United Nations reporting on the humanitarian crisis
  • SudanGeopolitical state experiencing conflict and infrastructure damage
  • North KordofanState within Sudan where military operations and drone strikes are occurring
  • SAFCentral military belligerent actively engaged in conflict within Sudan

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