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Drones are now the biggest killer of civilians in Sudan. The UN counted at least 1,120 dead in the first six months of 2026. Both sides do it. Strikes blamed on the army hit a cattle market in Nyala (30 dead) and a market in Abyei, where Channel 4 reports 153 dead. Strikes blamed on the RSF knocked out power stations, cutting off dialysis patients and a neonatal unit in Shendi. A UN fact-finding mission says outside backers improved the drones of both sides. The army is backed by Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Iran and Qatar. The RSF is backed by the UAE, which denies it. “What have we done?” a villager asks. “People come and bomb us from a distance.”

On November 10, 2026, Israel continued its daily slaughter. Here are the people it killed over those 24 hours: 1) Fadi Rajab Hajjaj, 43, Gaza City. He was displaced and sheltering with his family in a religious endowments building in al-Zaytoun. Around noon on Tuesday an Israeli drone struck the roof. He was killed. His wife was wounded. 2) Abu Bakr Fadi Hajjaj, 13, Gaza City. Fadi’s son. Killed in the same strike. 3) Thaer Helmi Breika, 26, Khan Younis. Israeli soldiers shot him near his tent in Batn al-Samin on Tuesday morning. He was outside the areas Israel controls. 4) Alaa Khader Ghabayen, 44, Gaza City. Israeli aircraft struck a school sheltering displaced families in al-Daraj on Tuesday. He was killed. Two others were critically wounded. 5) Waheeb Khalil al-Adham, Jabalia. An Israeli strike hit a group of people west of Jabalia on Monday. He was wounded. He died that evening. 6) A man, not yet named, Gaza City. Israeli shelling hit al-Maghribi Street in al-Sabra on Tuesday. He was killed. 7) Moataz Iyad Daghlas, 14, Burqa, near Nablus. Israeli troops raided his village on Monday evening and opened fire. He was shot dead. Two other teenagers were wounded. Troops kept ambulances away, took his body and arrested his father. Just another random day of a supposed ceasefire. But every day, Israel kills multiple people. The numbers: 7 people killed in these 24 hours. Gaza: 74,645 since Oct 7, 2023; 1,614 since the October 2025 ceasefire West Bank including East Jerusalem: more than 1,220 ( Lebanon: 8,957 since Oct 8, 2023, 4,390 since March 2, 2026 Syria: at least 558, partial.