As Darfur's last city falls, fears grow 'there will be no one left to save'
Summary
The Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary group in Sudan, have taken control of El Fasher, the last stronghold in the Darfur region. This has raised fears of renewed ethnic violence, reminiscent of the Darfur genocide, as reports indicate mass killings and humanitarian crises.Key Facts
- The RSF gained control of El Fasher after a siege lasting over 500 days.
- Around 200,000 civilians were trapped when the Sudanese army withdrew from El Fasher.
- Advocacy groups report systematic killings of civilians in the area.
- Satellite images show mass graves and widespread destruction in El Fasher.
- The RSF, accused of war crimes, allegedly has backing from the United Arab Emirates, although the UAE denies involvement.
- Over 26,000 people have fled El Fasher, seeking safety in nearby villages.
- Aid organizations face high risks as they try to assist those in need amidst the conflict.
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