Tag: Sudan
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Médecins Sans Frontières says Al-Fashir is a ghost town: the EU adds more RSF leaders in its sanctions list
A team of MSF personnel was recently granted access under strict supervision to the city of Al-Fashir in Darfur, Sudan. The city is currently under the control of the Rapid Support Forces who committed widescale ethnic cleansing in the city when they captured it in October last year. In their report, Médecins Sans Frontières, stated…
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No peace in Sudan before RSF are defeated – General Burhan
Speaking to journalists in Port Sudan, General of the Sudanese Armed Forces Abdel Fattah al-Burhan told the press that there won’t be peace in Sudan before the Rapid Support Forces are defeated. “Peace will not come before the end of the RSF, and any solution proposal that RSF is involved in is nothing but postponing…
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Weapons air-supply routes to the RSF restricted: ICC declares that war crimes and collective torture against Darfuris are ongoing
The International Criminal Court has released a statement declaring that Darfuris are experiencing collective torture and ongoing war crimes which have escalated ever since the Rapid Support Forces captured the city of Al-Fashir. The ICC is currently conducting an investigation on the war crimes perpetuated in Darfur by the RSF which was prompted following the…
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Sudan’s national government returns to Khartoum as war rages in Darfur
The Sudanese national government has returned to Khartoum in an official ceremony at lend of last week after three years in Port Sudan. The Sudanese national government had to move its operations in Port Sudan after the capital city was taken over by the UAE-backed Rapid Support Forces. The Sudanese Armed Forces liberated the capital…
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The year the world turned its back on Sudan and appeased the UAE
Today, the Sudanese people are celebrating Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Muhammed Bin-Salman, after Saudi Arabia struck a weapons convoy of the United Arab Emirates at Yemen’s Mukalla port. Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince has been one of the very few countries, along with Turkey which has been advocating for Sudan. Sudan is besieged by its neighbours…
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15,000 bodies recovered after Khartoum was liberated from the RSF
Speaking to Al-Jazeera, the head of the State Forensics Authority, Hisham Zain al-Abidin said that his authority has collected a total of 15,000 bodies from residential places and schools in the capital city of Khartoum and re-buried them in cemeteries. The bodies are those of victims either killed by the RSF or who died as…
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The Rapid Support Forces bomb United Nations peace-keeping forces
The UAE-backed Rapid Support Forces have conducted a drone strike against a United Nations base in Kadugli, the capital city of the South Kordofan state. Six Bangladeshi peace-keeping soldiers belonging to the United Nations Interim Security Force for Abyei (UNIFSA) were killed in the attack. Abyei is a disputed region between Sudan and South Sudan.…
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Sudan is undermined by neighbours and attacked from various fronts
The official army of the South Sudan government has confirmed that it has sent its troops to the Heglig oil refinery after it was captured by the Rapid Support Forces. The confirmation came just as the Sudanese Armed Forces bombed the RSF and their allies at the Heglig oil refinery with drones. The South Sudan…
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UPDATED: Muammar Ibrahim: conflicting reports of Muammar Ibrahim’s condition
Updated: An Al-Jazeera journalist is now reporting that Muammar Ibrahim is still alive. The journalist is quoting a pro-RSF source. Several reports state that Sudanese journalist Muammar Ibrahim has been murdered while in custody by the UAE-backed genocidal militia, the Rapid Support Forces. Muammar Ibrahim was captured by the RSF on October 26th after…
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US Treasury sanctions Colombian mercenaries in Sudan: Colombian parliament approves law outlawing mercenaries
The US Treasury has sanctioned four Colombian-owned companies and several Colombian individuals for providing military and technical services to the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan including technical support in using drones. The companies sanctioned include International Services Agency (A4SI), Global Staffing, Comercializadora San Bendito and Maine Global Corp. Individuals who have been sanctioned include Alvaro…
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Health condition of Muammar Ibrahim worsens: Free Muammar Ibrahim
The latest reports about abducted journalist Muammar Ibrahim state that his health condition is worsening while in custody under the Rapid Support Forces. Muammar Ibrahim was captured and abducted by the RSF when they stormed the city of Al-Fashir on the 26th October. He was one of the last journalists reporting from the besieged city…
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RSF in Sudan remain well-armed and supplied as they keep committing war crimes and capturing territory
The Rapid Support Forces in Darfur, Sudan, remain undeterred and well equipped to keep committing war crimes and capturing more territory despite global outcry about their actions in the city of Al-Fashir. The RSF have just captured Sudan’s biggest oil deposit, capturing the the Heglig oil fields along with the 90th Brigade HQ in the…