05/27/2026
Sudan’s war has entered its fourth year, and civilians are still paying the price.
In cities like Obeid, families now live under near-nightly drone attacks. Children sleep to the sound of explosions. Parents flee burning neighborhoods carrying whatever they can save. Schools, hospitals, universities, and homes have become targets in a conflict the world is barely paying attention to.
More than 150,000 people have been killed.
Over 14 million have been displaced.
And nearly 900 civilians were reportedly killed in drone strikes in just the first months of this year alone.
Behind every statistic is a family shattered by violence.
One mother fleeing Sudan described losing more than 100 members of her family during the war.
The people of Sudan are not forgotten.
Their suffering matters.
Their dignity matters.
We must continue to speak for those trapped between violence, hunger, displacement, and fear, and demand greater humanitarian action for Sudan’s civilians before even more lives are lost.
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