Overview
- The WHO reported 114 people killed and 35 injured in Kalogi, saying the strikes also targeted rescuers and health infrastructure.
- Local authorities said a kindergarten was hit first, followed by a hospital, in the army-held town in South Kordofan.
- Kalogi’s administrative chief blamed the RSF and allied SPLM-N for the drone attacks, a claim not independently verified.
- Earlier figures varied widely, including 79 deaths with 43 children reported by Sudan’s foreign ministry and more than 100 cited by the African Union.
- Humanitarian agencies flagged worsening risks, with the WFP reporting an attack on a relief truck and the RSF accusing the army of blocking aid and striking the Adre crossing.