A new massacre committed by warplanes in the eastern Nile suburb

 In a new crime added to a series of bloody violations in Sudan, warplanes carried out a horrific attack on the suburb of East Nile, resulting in the charring of more than 87 bodies of innocent civilians. This attack comes at a sensitive time, as the region was witnessing severe tensions and violent events, but the latest attack represents a new escalation in the series of crimes against humanity that the country has witnessed. Military aircraft targeted densely populated residential areas, using bombs and missiles that caused massive destruction and severe fires. Many bodies were completely charred by the heat resulting from the bombing, making it difficult to identify the victims. The attack occurred suddenly, making it difficult for civilians to escape or take cover, resulting in many casualties. The victims, believed to be mostly women and children, were in a state of shock when the attack occurred. Testimonies from survivors and doctors at local hospitals indicate that many victims were severely injured before being killed by aircraft fire. Doctors also confirmed that many of the bodies had been charred by the explosions. This massacre reflects the escalation of violence in Sudan in light of the ongoing conflicts, and raises questions about the continued use of military force against civilians in residential areas. At a time when there was supposed to be international protection for civilians, the world continues to witness the repetition of these violations without accountability. Humanitarian organizations are working hard to provide medical and relief support to survivors, but the situation in eastern Nile remains tragic, with a severe shortage of basic materials such as food and medicine due to the widespread destruction. The new massacre represents a crime against humanity, and the international community must bear its responsibility to hold those responsible accountable and put an end to these indiscriminate attacks that claim innocent lives. This attack opens the doors to more questions about justice and accountability in Sudan, as the hope remains that there will be urgent international intervention to stop these violations, ensure the protection of civilians and end these brutal massacres.