'We saw people murdered in front of us' - Sudan siege survivors speak to the BBC
Summary
Survivors of violence in Sudan's Darfur region have spoken to the BBC about the brutal actions of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary group. Many people, including Ezzeldin Hassan Musa and Ahmed Ismail Ibrahim, reported fleeing to the town of Tawila after witnessing killings and suffering beatings. The UN and RSF leader Gen Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo acknowledged violations, and investigations have been promised.Key Facts
- Ezzeldin Hassan Musa reported being beaten by RSF forces before managing to escape to Tawila.
- The UN described the violence in el-Fasher, Sudan, as "horrific".
- RSF leader Gen Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo admitted to violations and promised investigations.
- The RSF reportedly detained and killed some men trying to flee the city.
- Many people fleeing, especially women and children, traveled about 80 kilometers to Tawila.
- Survivors faced theft of their belongings and went days without food during their escape.
- Ahmed Ismail Ibrahim saw four of his companions shot dead by RSF fighters.
- Yusra Ibrahim Mohamed fled after her soldier husband was killed in the attacks.
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