Washington Condemns The “Rapid Support” Drone Massacre Against Blue Nile Displaced Persons And Vows UN Action
Khartoum | Nile Post
The United States Of America Condemned In The Strongest Terms The Deadly Aerial Attack By A Drone, Which Was Carried Out By The Rapid Support Forces According To Credible Reports, Targeting A Shelter Site For Displaced People In The Wad Al-Mahi Area In Blue Nile State, Resulting In The Killing And Injury Of A Large Number Of Unarmed Civilians.
The American Embassy In Khartoum Confirmed, Quoting The American Envoy And Advisor For Arab And African Affairs, That Civilians In Sudan Are Still Paying The Heaviest Price For This Bloody Conflict, Even After They Were Forced To Flee Their Homes And Take Shelter In Temporary Camps And Service Buildings.
The American Position Stressed That The Continuation Of Drone Attacks Threatens The Lives Of Innocents And Disrupts The Efforts Of Humanitarian Relief Workers, Calling On The Parties To The Conflict To Immediately Stop All Attacks On Civilians And Civilian Objects, And Affirming The Urgent Need Of The Sudanese People For An Immediate Humanitarian Truce.
Washington Also Announced Its Readiness To Cooperate With Regional And International Partners To Achieve Peace, While At The Same Time Hinting At “Raising The Cost Of War” On Those Involved, Including Moving Through The United Nations Security Council To Stop The Flow Of External Military Support And Weapons To Sudan, Foremost Among Them The Deadly Drones.
