Sudan’s army battles RSF advances in el-Fasher, Bara as civil war rages
Summary
Fighting has worsened in Sudan, particularly in the cities of el-Fasher and Bara, due to attacks by the paramilitary group Rapid Support Forces (RSF). This conflict has caused severe humanitarian issues, with shortages of food and healthcare affecting many civilians. The ongoing war has led to massive displacement and loss of life, transforming it into a major global humanitarian crisis.Key Facts
- The RSF attacked the city of Bara, which is about 350km southwest of Khartoum.
- Communication networks in Bara were disrupted during the attack.
- The RSF has claimed control over parts of el-Fasher, including the governor’s residence.
- The humanitarian crisis is severe, with reports of child deaths due to lack of resources and malnutrition.
- Four United Nations agencies have warned about the dire situation for thousands of children in the region.
- Drone strikes have increased, targeting infrastructure like power and airports.
- The conflict has displaced 12 million people and left 30 million in need of aid.
- U.S. President Donald Trump has stated intentions to increase efforts to help end the conflict.
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