News Center _ Sudan is witnessing a notable escalation in the pace of violence, deepening civilian with warnings of a worsening humanitarian situation as security deteriorates.

Doctors without Borders announced yesterday, Tuesday, June 2, 2026, that drone strikes are increasingly targeting civilian areas across Sudan, noting that the Zalengi Teaching Hospital is one of the few remaining health facilities operating in central Darfur, western Sudan, and is receiving growing numbers of wounded and injured from these attacks.

The organization explained that its teams activate emergency plan as soon as large numbers of casualties arrive, to assess cases and prioritize treatment for the most critical conditions, drawing attention to the seriousness of the escalating violence in Sudan and the challenges facing medical teams working in the field.

The head of the Sudanese Civil Society Organiziations stated that what is happening in Darfur and Kordofan in terms of tribal conflicts has led to the killing of hundreds of women and children in Darfur.

Continuous displacement waves

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) revealed the continuation of displacement waves in South Kordofan state, southern Sudan, where 385 people were forced to leave their homes in the past two days as a result of renewed clashes between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces. It explained that the displaced left the cities of Kadugli and Al‑Dalanj, in addition to villages belonging to the town of Habila, due to the deterioration of security conditions.

The organization added that between May 28 and 30, 2,245 people were displaced from South Kordofan amid escalating military tensions in the region. According to the latest statistics issued last February, the number of displaced people from the three Kordofan states (North, West, and South) has exceeded 132,000 since October 15, 2025.

The states of Kordofan, along with Darfur and the Blue Nile region, are witnessing ongoing confrontations between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces. Since the outbreak of the conflict between the two sides in April 2023 over differences regarding the integration of forces, Sudan has been experiencing one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world, with tens of thousands killed, while the number of displaced and refugees has reached about 13 million people.