
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres has condemned the drone attacks in Nyala in Sudan, which cost the lives of 21 people, calling the conflict a war against civilians fueled by external actors.
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Sudan is the scene of an internal armed conflict fueled by external interference and characterized by serious violence against the civilian population.
“In Sudan, a war for raw power, fueled by external actors, has turned into a war against civilians.” This is what the Secretary General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, declared after the latest drone attacks which, hitting a market in Nyala, caused the death of 21 people and injured 40 others. "The fighting must stop. Civilians must be protected and humanitarian aid must be able to arrive without obstacles" insisted Guterres.
"The unity, sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country must be preserved.
And Sudan's future must be defined by the Sudanese people through an inclusive political process," he concluded.

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