At least six people were killed after a strike hit a United Nations facility in Sudan’s southern Kordofan region, a medical source told news agency AFP on Saturday. “Six people were killed in a bombing of the UN headquarters while they were inside the building,” the medical source at Kadugli’s hospital said. Witnesses said that the victims were UN employees. Eyewitnesses said a drone struck the UN building in Kadugli, the capital of South Kordofan state, which has been under siege for around a year and a half. The Sudanese government condemned the attack in a statement, with the army-aligned administration based in Port Sudan accusing the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) of carrying it out. Calling the strike a “dangerous escalation,” the Sovereignty Council headed by army

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