WFP aid trucks targeted in Sudan

Two trucks owned by the World Food Programme were targeted in an air attack outside Dilling city in South Kordofan State, Sudan, while they were transporting food aid to Kadugli. The attack resulted in the destruction of over 50 tons of relief supplies, enough to support around 5,800 people for a month. The program condemned the attack, describing it as a clear attempt to disrupt humanitarian operations. It emphasized that this incident is the eighth since the beginning of the year, during which facilities and relief activities have been damaged. Additionally, it warned that targeting aid hampers the delivery of assistance to those in need and called for an investigation and accountability for those responsible. This comes amid increasing humanitarian needs due to ongoing conflict and security restrictions.

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