Sudanese city emerges from two-year siege, faces lingering drone threat

Markets have reopened in Dilling, South Kordofan’s second largest city following a two-year siege, allowing goods to flow again. However, residents still face critical medical shortages and persistent aerial attacks by paramilitary forces, despite the city slowly recovering from economic isolation. The health sector remains in dire condition, with the main hospital lacking essential equipment and medicines, leading to life-altering consequences for vulnerable residents.

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