Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) claim full control of Al Fasher, the last major city in Darfur held by the army, marking a potential turning point in the two-year civil war marked by tens of thousands of deaths and millions displaced, as intense fighting continues.

Sudan’s RSF Claims Key Victory In Darfur

Sudan's rapid support forces are now claiming that they have taken control of a famine heat displacement camp called ZamZam in the western Darfur region after 2 days of heavy shelling and gunfire. The paramilitary group seized Darfur on the road to El-Fasher the last major city in the region which is still under army's control. In a statement the RSF said that it had deployed military units to secure civilians and humanitarian medical workers in Zamzam after successfully fleeing the camp entirely from the grip of the army. Watch in for more details!

Sudan conflict: RSF claims control of displacement camps in Darfur region

Satellite images show at least three drones and the construction of hangars at an airport in South Darfur held by Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Watch this report for more details!

Sudan's RSF operating drones from Darfur base, images show

World: Bombing of the Saudi Hospital "led to the destruction" of the hospital's emergency building, the source told AFP, requesting anonymity for fear of retaliation.

Drone attack targets hospital in Sudan's Darfur, 30 killed : Report

The bombardment left "10 civilians killed and 20 injured...inside the city of El-Fasher and the Saudi Hospital," said the local resistance committee, one of hundreds of volunteer groups that have been coordinating aid across Sudan during 20 months of fighting between the regular army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF).



Paramilitary shelling of besieged Darfur city kills 10: Activists

Ten Sudanese civilians were killed and 20 wounded in paramilitary shelling of North Darfur's besieged capital El-Fasher which hit the city's main hospital and other areas on Wednesday, activists said.

Has the world turned its back on Sudan? The Sudan conflict, between the Sudanese armed forces and its former ally, the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, erupted on the 15th of April last year. According to a recent Human Rights Watch report, tens of thousands have been killed, including up to 15,000 in the West Darfur town of El Geneina. In addition to this, about 8.5 million have been uprooted from their homes.

Has Sudan war become the forgotten war?

The West has been focused on the wars in Ukraine and Gaza. But it has conveniently ignored the one raging in Sudan's Darfur. A Human Rights Watch report has accused the paramilitary forces RSF of ethnic cleansing, crimes against humanity.

Gravitas: Amid wars in Ukraine & Gaza, here's a war nobody is talking about

Atrocities after an intense fighting in Sudan that broke out in mid-April last year led to the killing of thousands of people. Now over a year later, witnesses are recalling the harrowing scenes of children being "piled up and shot" by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), an independent military force in armed conflict with the Sudan military, as the innocent civilians attempted to escape the ethnic violence in Darfur.

Piled up, shot, thrown into river: Witnesses reveal gruesome details of alleged ethnic cleansing in Darfur

“A series of attacks by Sudanese paramilitary forces in the western region of Darfur raise the possibility of “genocide” against non-Arab ethnic communities,” Human Rights Watch (HRW) said. Watch in for more details!

International action urged to prevent genocide in Sudan's Darfur, says report

UN warns of possible imminent attack on city in Sudan's north Darfur. The agency added that an attack on Al-Fashir would have devastating consequences for civilians in area already on brink of famine. Watch in for more details!

Sudan: Violence in West Darfur escalates | Targeted rapes & torture rampant: Human Rights Watch

In Sudan's conflict-ridden Darfur region, authorities reportedly aligned with the army have blocked cross-border aid, drawing criticism from aid workers and the United States.

'Babies are already dying': Aid worker warns of dire consequences as Sudan blocks cross-border aid to Darfur

At least 15 civilians died after their homes were struck by shellings on Saturday (Nov 4) in Khartoum, media reports said citing a medical source. The victims' bodies were transported to Al-Nau Hospital in Omdurman district.

Sudan shelling claims 15 lives in Khartoum as RSF makes advances in Darfur

Conflicts between the army and the main military force have reemerged in Sudan, which has been devastated by conflict. The country is already in desperate need of assistance as the month-long armed war continues to worsen.

Sudan: Displacement in Darfur region rises alarmingly after battles resume

The United Nations human rights office said on Thursday (July 13) that at least 87 people, which include ethnic Masalits, were buried in a mass grave in Sudan's West Darfur.

At least 87, including ethnic Masalits, buried in mass grave in Sudan's Darfur, says UN

The United Nations, on Tuesday (June 20) said that more than 2.5 million people have been uprooted since the conflict between Sudan’s army and paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) began.

Sudanese civilians killed, shot at as they flee Darfur; over 2.5 million uprooted, says UN

At least half a million people remain in displacement camps in Darfur, two decades after a bloody conflict broke out between the Arab-dominated Sudanese government and rebel groups. For many among the displaced, there is no home to return to. Some have had their villages burnt to the ground, others say their homes are now occupied by Arab tribes. Doctors who have lived with the communities in west Darfur, piecing together the broken clinics and hospitals in an area known as Krenik, and instilling hope in millions. Here's their story

World of Africa: MSF doctors rebuild hospital in west Darfur

At least 11 people have been killed in ongoing clashes between Arab and non-Arab groups in Sudan's Darfur. The clashes began on Wednesday between Arab herders and the Daju minority and other non-Arab groups, AFP reported.

11 killed, 20 injured as clashes erupt between Arab and non-Arab groups in Sudan's Darfur

At least 40 people have been killed and 58 injured in three days of clashes in Sudan's West Darfur state, the United Nations said on Monday. After clashes at the weekend, residents of El Geneina, capital of West Darfur and close to the border with Chad, said gunfire erupted in the city at dawn on Monday, with shells exploding in the suburbs.

At least 40 dead in fighting in Sudan's Darfur, says UN

Sudan's protesters and ruling generals Wednesday inked a deal that aims to install a civilian administration, a key demand of demonstrators since president Omar al-Bashir was deposed in a coup three months ago.

Sudan protesters, army rulers ink power sharing deal

At least 11 people were shot dead by government forces in the war-torn region of Darfur in western Sudan, a committee of doctors said on Tuesday. Anadolu Agency quoted the Central Committee of the Sudanese Doctors as saying in a statement that 20 others suffered injuries on Monday after the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a faction of the army, opened fire on citizens in a village in central Darfur.

Sudanese government forces kill 11 in Darfur

The United States, the biggest financial contributor to UN peacekeeping, had sought a nearly $1 billion cut to the bill

UN agrees to cuts in Peacekeeping budget

Two Nepalese and a Sudanese national working for UNHCR were abducted on Sunday

Sudan: Three UN workers abducted from strife-torn Darfur

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