Advertisement

Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Kuwait condemn the RSF: men systematically rounded up and killed in Al-Fashir

Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Kuwait have all released statements that explicitly condemn the Rapid Support Forces and their atrocities in Al-Fashir, the capital city of North Darfur in Sudan. European nations have so far remained silent with only Germany releasing a statement that failed to condemn the RSF. Up to 2,000 people have already been massacred by the RSF in Al-Fashir.

New reports from the Sudanese media have also emerged that some top officials of the Sudanese Army in Al-Fashir have fled the city before the RSF took over.ย  Asia Al-Khalifa has also been reported to be alive contradicting earlier reports of her death.

Sudanese refugees who fled Al-Fashir and arrived in Tawila have said that the RSF in Al-Fashir have systematically rounded up men and executed them. The RSF also prevented men from fleeing the city. The stories told by the women in Tawila confirm multiple footage and videos of RSF members rounding up men and executing them on the spot.

Footage below shows the RSF at the Saudi Teaching Hospital where a massacre took place.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Comments

4 responses to “Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Kuwait condemn the RSF: men systematically rounded up and killed in Al-Fashir”

  1. […] has issued a statement on the ongoing ethnic cleansing campaign by the Rapid Support Forces in Al-Fashir. The statement by the EU said that the ongoing massacres against civilians in Al-Fashir underscore […]

  2. […] toll from the RSF’s massacre exceeds 2000 people with up to just 450 people killed at the Saudi Teaching Hospital. The Red Crescent workers featured here have reportedly also been murdered. The workers were from […]

  3. […] Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar have condemned the RSF and their atrocities. The European Union appealed to the RSF to protect […]

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *