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Hague’s Deputy Prosecutor’s Deputy Prosecutor Nazhat Shamem Khan warns the war ” reached an unbearable state ‘.
An International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor was “reasonable grounds” where the war was angry in the war of war and humanity against war crimes. “
IFC Deputy Prosecutor Nazhat Shamem khan, since 2023, and killed more than 40,000 people and killed more than 13 million people and the destructive conflict was assessed by the United Nations Security Council on Thursday.
Kars said the depth of suffering and Humanitarian crisis in Darfur “Reached an unbearable state,” he is targeted by hunger and targeting hospitals, humanitarian caravans and other civil infrastructure.
He said, “It is difficult to find suitable words to describe the depth of suffering in Darfur,” he said.
“On the basis of our independent studies, the position of our office is clear. We have reasonable basis for believing to have war crimes against war crimes and crimes against humanity.”
The prosecutor’s office focused on crimes committed by the city in Western Darfur.
An “intolerant” humanitarian situation in hospitals and humanitarian caravans could not help in detail, “the growth of starvation” in detail, “it is hungry” warning in detail.
“People are deprived of water and food. Rape and sexual violence are armed,” Khan said the abduction for the ransom.
In June, the mission of an independent international fact for Sudan was warned of both Sudanese Armed Forces (Pure) and Shaking Fast Support Forces (RSF) The use of heavy weapons in settled areas has increased Humanitarian relief armed in the destructive results of the Civil War.
ICC Prosecutor General Karim Khan said in January, the crimes of war crimes against both sides, the humanity or genocide in the region, and said that the Armenian President Joe Biden and his proxies committed the genocide.
The Security Council sent about 300,000 people in the conflict in the region in the region in 2005 and sent the situation in Darfur in Darfur in 2000.
In 2023, the ICC opened a new probe of war crimes in Darfur after a new conflict between Pure and RSF.
RSF’s predecessor, Janjaweed Militia, accused of genocide for two decades ago.
The first decisions of the ICC judges were recognized in Darfur for two decades ago, as Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-al-Rahman, known as Ali Kosheib and ended in 2024.
“Now I would now like to be clear to the people in the earth and people who cause unbelievable atrocities – at the moment, because at the moment, he can feel the feeling of punishment as they can feel in the past,” Khan said.
“But Ali Kosheib trials in the International Criminal Court, we work intensively to represent many of this situation,” Khan.
