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Sudanese army and allied forces repelled two RSF attacks near Bir Saliba in West Darfur, killing a top RSF commander and destroying dozens of vehicles. The Joint Force says it is preparing for a decisive battle to retake el-Geneina, while the RSF has shifted to drone use after losing key supply routes. Over 6,650 people were displaced in recent clashes, adding to the 13 million displaced since the war began.
At least 35 people were killed and many injured when a Sudanese army drone struck a traditional court in North Darfur on Sunday, according to the Emergency Lawyers group. The court was holding sessions for local disputes, and victims included four tribal leaders and two RSF commanders, a witness said.
Thousands of Sudanese women and children fleeing RSF attacks in North Darfur are now living under trees at the Iridimi refugee camp in eastern Chad, facing severe shortages of food, water, and medicine. The June 15 attack burned 10 villages, and resources are nearly exhausted as camps receive up to 80 new families each day.
Residents of El-Geneina, the capital of West Darfur, Sudan, are struggling with soaring food and clean water prices, while humanitarian aid fails to meet the needs of more than 120,000 displaced people. Displaced families, like Zainab's, who lost children in the conflict, live in makeshift shelters on a university campus. The city, controlled by the Rapid Support Forces, faces severe challenges in water, food, education, and healthcare, with limited international funding exacerbating the crisis.
