Air strike in Sudan kills UN aid truck driver
· Security · Sudan
An air strike in Sudan killed a UN aid truck driver, with the World Food Programme saying the trucks were clearly marked as humanitarian vehicles.
Why it matters:The attack underscores the growing risks to humanitarian workers in Sudan's conflict and could disrupt aid delivery to civilians.
Key points
- The World Food Programme confirmed the death.
- Trucks were clearly marked as humanitarian vehicles.
- The strike occurred in Sudan.
Sources (original reporting)
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