Sudan Drone Strike Kills Schoolgirls
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Mar 11, 2026 · Last updated Mar 11, 2026
The ongoing civil war in Sudan, marked by atrocities like this drone strike, creates significant instability in the region, deterring foreign investment and disrupting economic activities. The humanitarian crisis and potential for further escalation could lead to regional instability, impacting commodity prices and global aid efforts.
An explosive-laden drone, attributed to the Rapid Support Forces, struck a secondary school and a health care center in Shukeiri village, White Nile province, Sudan. The attack killed at least 17 people, predominantly schoolgirls, and wounded 10 others. Dr. Musa al-Majeri, director of Douiem Hospital, and the Sudan Doctors Network, represented by Dr. Razan Al-Mahdi, confirmed the casualties and blamed the Rapid Support Forces. This incident is the latest in Sudan's nearly three-year civil war, which began in April 2023 between the military and the Rapid Support Forces. The conflict has resulted in over 40,000 deaths according to the United Nations, with aid groups suggesting a much higher true number. The war has been characterized by widespread atrocities, including mass killings and gang rapes, which are being investigated by the International — International Criminal Court as potential war crimes and crimes against humanity.
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