Dozens killed in attacks by RSF-aligned group in Sudan’s South Kordofan: Local medical group

What the report says

A local medical network in Sudan said dozens of people were killed in attacks it attributed to the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North, or SPLM-N, in South Kordofan state. Anadolu Agency Africa reported the claims through the Sudan Doctors Network, which described the violence as taking place in two separate areas of the state.

The incident is part of the wider conflict in Sudan, where armed groups and regular forces have been fighting in different regions since 2023. The source cited by Anadolu said the attacks were carried out by SPLM-N, a group that has at times been discussed in relation to shifting wartime alliances, but the article snippet does not provide further detail on command links, victims, or the exact locations.

Because the public text is limited, only the basic reported allegation can be confirmed from the available evidence: that multiple people were killed in attacks in South Kordofan and that a medical group blamed SPLM-N. No independent casualty count, response from the group, or official government statement was included in the provided material.

The reported violence underscores the spread of Sudan’s conflict into peripheral states and the continuing danger to civilians and medical services. Further verification from additional sources would be needed to establish the full toll and circumstances.