Peacekeepers were massacred; Drone attack on UN base in Sudan, 6 killed:

News India Live, Digital Desk: There is a corner of the world where only those who talk about peace are being targeted. The bloody civil war going on in Sudan has now crossed all limits. A very heart-wrenching news has come to light that a horrific incident took place at the United Nations (UN) facility there. drone attack It has happened.

6 peacekeepers have lost their lives in this cowardly attack. The soldiers who had gone there to save others and maintain peace, themselves got burnt in the fire of politics and war. this incident Kadugli This incident took place in the area, after which there has been a stir in the whole world.

What happened after all?

According to reports, the attack took place when everything seemed normal. Suddenly death rained from the sky and the UN base was targeted. How precise and well-planned this attack was can be gauged from the fact that it directly hit the place where the soldiers were present.

Why only “Kadugli”? (What is Kadugli Area?)

Now you must be wondering what is this ‘Kadugli’ and why is there so much violence here? Understand it in simple language.

Kadugli South Kordofan Is the capital of the state. This place is like a “gunpowder dump” on the map of Sudan.

1. Strategic Importance: This city is surrounded by hills and it is easy to take military hold here.
2. Oil Game: There are oil reserves around this area, over which every group wants to take possession.
3. Border Area: This area is very close to the border with South Sudan, which makes it even more sensitive.

This is the reason why there is a competition between the Sudanese army and rebel groups (like RSF) to capture this city. And when two elephants fight, it is always the grass that gets crushed. Here grass means ‘common citizens’ and ‘peacekeepers’.

What was the UN doing there?

The United Nations has deployed its peacekeeping force (under UNISFA or other missions) in Sudan to stop the decades-long violence and to help the innocent people trapped there. But now the situation is such that even the guards are not safe.

alarm bell for the world

This civil war in Sudan is no longer a matter of just one country. The way international organizations are being targeted shows that there is no such thing as law left there. Experts believe that if violence does not stop in key cities like Kadugli, the entire region will become destabilized and this could impact global oil prices and the refugee crisis.

At present, the UN has strongly condemned this attack, but the question remains, will those who died come back due to condemnation? Or will this fire of Sudan continue to burn like this