RSF storms cattle market and ‘death trap’ in prison

Sudanese Fast Support Forces (RSF) told the BBC on Friday that he attacked El Fasher, siege in El Fasher on Friday.

RSF fighters were able to seize a commodity market, prison and military base, published their videos of members of the empty shares and took a military base.

For the first time, RSF fighters entered a large number of cities since the siege of El-Fasher – a battle for the control of West Darfur – 15 months ago.

On Saturday morning, the army vengeance and managed to push RSF outside the limits of El Fasher. However, Mathilde Vu, the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) described the city as a “death trap.”

“Horror and terror and weekly firing, civil infrastructure attacks we hear” MS Vu explained to the BBC Newshour program.

“There are local volunteers – they really struggle, try their lives every day to test their lives and provide some meals for the remaining people.”

Siddig Omar, a 65-year-old resident of El Fasher, said that RSF in the BBC entered the city from south and southwest.

RSF, who gathered in the ditches drilled around the city, often attacks El Fashion. According to the army, this was the 220th attack.

However, this time, during a battle that wandered for seven hours, they could control the livestock market of the city where the city was closed for a few months.

From here, they broadcast their videos of warriors who brows around the blank exchange. They also took part in the headquarters of the Central Reserve Forces of Stla Prison and the Army.

Saturday morning, the army revealed and said that “heavy losses” in the group, “heavy losses” were able to push RSF to the city.

However, Mr. Omar, RSF fever – using drones – continued on Saturday.

One of the shells hit a civilian near my house, which resulted in the death of five civilians inside the car, “he said.

Sudan, in April 2023, was immersed in the civil war, followed by a violent struggle between RSF.

This caused a genocide and a genocide in the Western Darfur region.

More than 150,000 people died in the conflict in the country and ran about 12 million homes because the United Nations had called the world’s largest humanitarian crisis.

El Fasher is the only city of Darfur managed by the military. However, a communication darkening complicates confirmation of information from the surrounded city, because only the satellite Internet connection is contacted.

Most recent RSF Dear Artillery and Drone attacks in a few weeks. The group recently began to use a large plane.

The army accuses the United Arab Emirates (UAE), RSF financing, an allegation that oil and rejects the oil-rich Gulf state.

This weekend attack, the Zamzam camp of RSF in the edge of El Fasher three months after three months after the Zamzam camp. The country was the largest displacement camp and many of the inhabitants fled or elmirated or attempted to stall 60 km (about 40 miles).

NRC’s NRC’s Propaganda Manager, the team in the center of the stall said he continued to hear horrible stories because people are trying to leave security.

“People who fleeing on the donkeys on the nights, trying to avoid armed men who targeted them, and maybe he rapes them.”

“We do not eat throughout the week and get people who come to the stalls that are thirsty.”

About 379,000 people have already fled to Tawila, where they are facing a cholera title and the strong rain is likely to destroy the molehift shelters.

This week, the residents of El Fasher informed the BBC Arabic’s emergency radio program more about their terrible situation.

“We are currently suffering, and everyone around us faces the same challenges,” he said.

“Bread, no food and there is no job to be found. If you have money, there is nothing to buy in the markets.

“We can’t find any medicine or treatment when someone gets sick.

“There is no medicine in hospitals. The situation here is really terrible.”

Another person, in recent years, residents rely on something called “Gumbaz”, after the peanut crust.

“We are in a very critical situation,” he said.

“Even a wizard has no longer exist, because peanut factories stopped working.

“We want to help – please we need an ambulance.”

Ms. Vu made the international community of the international community in war and the international community when they support them.

“Financing is completely reduced and the result is that you can see it anywhere,” he said.

“People (in El-Fasher) only trust in the solidarity of others.

“If you eat a little, they will share it in them.”

Last week that the International Criminal Court (ICC) said “Reasonable grounds” against war crimes against war and people in Darfur.

The allegations of war crimes have determined that the United States has committed a genocide against the non-Arab population of the United States in January and 2025 in January 2025.