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Up to 2,000 civilians massacred in Al-Fashir: blood in the streets can be seen from satellite imagery

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Mark Camilleri
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Various reports, including by the Sudanese Joint Resistance Committees, have reported that up to 2,000 civilians have already been massacred by the genocidal-Rapid Support Forces in Al-Fashir. The streets of Al-Fashir are littered with blood, corpses and burnt vehicles according to the satellite imagery just published by the Yale Humanitarian Research Lab.

The Rapid Support Forces, which are backed and financed by the United Arab Emirates are repeating the genocide in Darfur that they previously committed in the early 2000s when they were still called the “Janjaweed”. The ethnic cleansing by the RSF is targeted against any non-Arab tribe and Black person.

Journalist Muammar Ibrahim who has been kidnapped by the RSF is still missing. The RSF have also deliberately targeted aid workers in Al-Fashir. There is a lot of footage that is currently being uploaded on the Telegram channels of the RSF militias showing RSF executing and torturing civilians. Fears are also growing that many women have been raped, as it is a custom act by RSF militias whenever they occupy new towns and cities.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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5 responses to “Up to 2,000 civilians massacred in Al-Fashir: blood in the streets can be seen from satellite imagery”

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