As the RSF of Sudan surrounded Darfur’s L-Fasher, ethnic killings were afraid. Sudan war news
According to analysts, local monitor and RSF sources, Sudan’s army may lose the last major city in the western region of Darfur within days for paramilitary rapid support forces (RSF).
Observers are afraid that this may cause a human destruction by RSF in crimes against humanity and El-Fashar, the capital of the North Darfur state.
Ali Musbel, an RSF advisor, told Al Jazira: “RSF will free L-Fasher in about 10 days.”
The RSF has launched the drone, fired the artillery and surrounded L-Fashar from January 21, before January 21, which depends on satellite imagery analysis.
Al Jazira spoke to four sources in North Darfur, who confirmed the conclusions.
“RSF always attacks from the east (to distract the enemy), but then finishs them from the West,” said Nathaniel Raymond, Executive Director of the Humanist Research Laboratory.
Major shock
In April 2023, a Shakti conflict between the RSF and the army enforced the civil war.
Reliable reports suggest that RSF carried out a large -scale murder and systematic gang -raped by November 2023 to catch South, East, Central and West Darfur.
The rights group accuse both sides of torturing.
The RSF surrounded L-Fasher after several previous antigens armed movements, known as joint forces, who were sided with the army to protect the city against a possible RSF attack with the army in April.
Despite its military benefits against joint forces, the RSF could not take L-Fasher as the rainy season spread in October and the roads were flooded, causing RSF vehicles to stop reaching there, Remond Said.
RSF, which fell down into the Central and Eastern Sudan, as the army focuses on focusing on control of L-Fashar and Darfur, focusing on control of the lost area, damage to other places For.
On January 25, the group killed at least 80 people in an attack on Borus village, which is about 170 km (105 mi) east of L-Fashar, according to Darfur 24, to monitor a local news source. According to development.
Al Jazira’s certification agency, Sanad, verified a video uploaded by RSF fighters, in which she could be seen counting the number of people killed in Borush.
Each body was lying in a pool of blood in a trench and civilized in clothes.
“Citizens picked up arms to try and save their land. Most of the citizens in North Darfur have taken some types of weapons to defend themselves from RSF.
Musbel said that those killed were valid goals because they were armed.
He said, “He gathered with weapons to attack and threaten the RSF,” he said in a voice note.
“They stole two of our cars, so we responded by killing armed men.”
Al Jazira’s reporting, human rights group and United Nations experts have documented countless RSF attacks against defenseless citizens. They have often performed summary and removed the entire communities from their land.
For fear of similar atrocities, the communities of Sudan have picked up arms in an attempt to protect themselves from the RSF.
The massacre is over?
Citizens in the Zamzam camp for displaced people are particularly at risk, if L-Fasher falls, according to rights groups and analysts.
The camp is about 15 km (9.3 mi) south from the city center and had a pre -war population of about 300,000 people.
The large scale displacement of the current war has swollen the population of over half a million, many of which are “non-unarb” from motionless farming tribes.
They ran away that many experts are described as a massacre violence by the state -backed “Arab” nomadic tribal militia, which began in 2003.
At that time, the central government outsourced a cruel campaign to crush most non-Arab groups revolting against the political and economic margins of its people in these Arab militia.
In 2013, those Arab tribal militia were re-prepared by the then President Omar al-Bashir as RSF and since then developed fighter capabilities that protect L-Fasher to “non-Arab” armed groups Let’s cross
He has already shaken the Zamzam camp several times.
Noon al-Burmaki, a local journalist who has found refuge in the Zamzam to avoid RSF shelling and drone strikes in L-Fasher, said that all the roads outside North Darfur are cut off by RSF and in the camp Everyone believes that they will die if the L-Fasher falls into the RSF.
Al-Burmai said, “War … (most) has shaped the ‘Arab’ Tribes vs ‘non-Arab’ tribes.”
“If the RSF catchs and controls L-Fasher, the biggest (ethnic) mass murder in (our) history will appear,” he warned.
External support
During the war, RSF has been able to deposit sophisticated weapons such as drones for unmatched supply lines from Chad, Libya and South Sudan.
In comparison, the army-backed united force receives sometimes aircraft of basic ammunition from the army.
United Nations experts, groups of rights, and even US lawmakers accused the United Arab Emirates of supplying RSF with state-of-the-art sages, including Norinco AH4 gun Hovitzer, a Chinese-made artillery weapons.
The UAE Foreign Ministry denied Al Jazira in an email that it had ever supported any warning party in the struggle.
“The primary focus of the United Arab Emirates in Sudan addresses the horrific humanitarian crisis. We continue calling for a peaceful resolution for immediate ceasefire and this man -made struggle. In this regard, the UAE has already made it clear that it is not providing any support or supply to any of the two militant warning parties in Sudan, ”the statement states.
In late 2024, American senator Chris Van Hollen revealed a letter from the then Security Council Coordinator of Middle East and North Africa, Brett McGark, stating that the US government has received assurance that UAE is no longer “no” weapons are no longer transferred Doing RSF and will not do so will move forward ”.
Despite the assurance of McGark, van Holen and American representative Sarah Jacobs said on 24 January that they still accuse UAE of shipping weapons in RSF.
Raymond also performs and said that the UAE is playing a decisive role to help capture RSF, referring to recent allegations that it blows arms in South Darfur.
He believes that the global community should do more to end the struggle and protect citizens.
“International community is missing in action,” Raymond said.
“Green zones, no-fly zones and civil protection force should be. Those conversation that we should have been 18 months ago, ”he told Al Jazeera
