Many residents of Sudan need humanitarian assistance. Sudan: The UN expert calls to stop attacks on civil infrastructure Peace and security ~ 60 > human rights expert in Sudan Raduan Nuiser on Monday expressed deep concern with a recent strengthening of drones and expansion of the conflict, now it already affects the Red Sea. The use of high -range drones is reported, which marks a sharp escalation that displays the conflict to a new level. Since the beginning of the conflict in April 2023, the city of Port Sudan on & nbsp; the Red Sea was the most important point for humanitarian operations and asylum for internally displaced persons. However, since the beginning of May, the unprecedented escalation of the attacks of enforcement officers on the critically important civilian infrastructure of the city has threatened the life of civilians and the delivery of humanitarian aid. & Amp; nbsp; & nbsp; the main electric substance of the city, fuel and gas storage, as well as the international airport – the key access point for delivery for delivery Humanitarian goods, as well as the entrance point of displaced civilians. Many attacks occurred near densely populated areas, and the immigrants were again forced to move in search of safety. & Amp; nbsp; & nbsp; “repeated attacks on a critically important infrastructure are at risk of civilians, exacerbate the humanitarian crisis and undermine the principle of observing human rights. The scale of the attacks of the enforcement officers speak of a serious escalation of the conflict ”, & nbsp; – & nbsp; warned Nuiser. & Amp; nbsp; & nbsp; expert expressed deep concern in connection with the widespread disabs of fuel and interruptions in fuel supply, which violates the basic rights of the basic rights the population of Sudan, including the right to nutrition, drinking water and healthcare. Some medical institutions in Port Sudan and Cassala are already forced to work at reduced capacities. & Amp; nbsp; & nbsp; Nuiser noted that the latest strokes in Port Sudan are part of a series of frequent attacks, presumably from the quick response forces, to a critically important infrastructure in many parts countries. & nbsp; & nbsp; “civil infrastructure is protected by international law and should not become a target”, & nbsp; – & nbsp; emphasized. & nbsp; & nbsp; assigned expert to observe all parties to the conflict in accordance with international law and be bewitrated from deliberate attacks on civilians and civil objects, as well as observe the principles of proportionality and caution. & NBSP;