The airstrikes in Darfur missed their goals. Instead, these refugees were shot.

The ten-year-old Isah Abdallah Fadul was injured in an air strike in a busy market in Darfur last year. IsaH and his family are among the latest coming from Sudan, looking for medical treatment in these doctors who have no border clinic in a violent civil war. Sudanese military and huginous fighters with rapid support forces have been dealing with a cruel conflict since April 2023. One bomb from one of these airstrikes, 10 months ago hit Isah, the soldiers who took place shortly after the market. His father bled his injuries, but it was difficult to find the right treatment so far. Borders have recently expanded mobile clinics services to meet the growing demand for refugees. This number is expected to rise after the Sudan’s military forces rejected the capital of Khartoum. As the RSF is reconstructed in RSF in Darfur fortress, this was another day after a few days later, another airbrush came to the open air market in Darfur. Sudan’s military and RSF were both charged with atrocities. After the market airstrik, the army was accused of indefinitely against civilian areas. The army replied that the attack was completely false in the fact that the lawsuits committed against civilians. Meanwhile, RSF was often charged with soldiers and allied militias by the United States and allied militias. Again and again, an example appeared in meetings with survivors. RSF troops moved to a village or town with just one sundered military airstrikes. He shared his stories in this refugee camp in another south along the water border. The first step for refugees who holds this on the border is to assess and treat it before making a decision on the next. Back, IsaHA’s doctors say that he is infected with his foot and to be moved to a larger hospital in the coming days.