Drones Cause High Civilian Casualties Without Military Advantage in Sudan
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This report highlights that drones, despite their widespread use in Sudan, have not provided a decisive military advantage. According to the United Nations, these weapons have become the leading cause of civilian deaths this year, exacerbating the suffering of a population already facing famine and drought. The situation underscores the severe humanitarian impact amid ongoing conflict.
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