War of the War: Hundreds can kill the last Darfur attacks

More than 400 people were killed in recent attacks by what happened in the Darfur district of Sudan (RSF).

Last week, RSF, the Sudan Army, the Sudan Army, attempted to seize the last state capital in Darfur, began a close ground and air attack on refugee camps.

The two war parties have been locked in a bloody power fight since April 2023. This created the world’s largest humanitarian crisis and was forced to escape their homes.

The UN was approved by 148 murders between Thursday and Saturday, but the higher the payments.

The high great officials will then gather in London to discuss the ongoing civil war in Sudan about the second anniversary of the beginning of the conflict.

UN spokesman Ravina Shamdasani said the verification process continues, and the number of those killed was not severe.

“Reliable sources said there were more than 400 martyrs,” Ms Shamdasani said.

The UN had at least nine humanitarian aid officers.

Camps covering El Fasher – Zamzam and Abu Shouk – temporary houses face more than 700,000 people, many are scarcity conditions.

In a statement released on Saturday, RSF was not responsible for the attacks on civilians, and the scenes of killing in the Zamzam said their strength was staged.

The next day, the group said he ended the “Successful Freedom” from the Sudanese army. RSF accused the name of the name “human shields such as military barracks and innocent civilians” from Zamzam.

El Fasher is the last major city of Darfur under the army’s control and was surrounded by RSF a year. The cruel war of the Sudan will enter the third year on Tuesday.

UN Legal Principal Volker called all parties involved in attracting Turkey’s “decide to take meaningful steps to resolve the conflict.”

The conference in London on Tuesday, British Foreign Minister David Lammy, announced a package of £ 120 million for Sudan.

According to him, the stability of the Sudan is “important for our national security.”

The UK will hold the negotiations at home along with the African Union and the European Union.