The paramilitary forces in Sudan initiated a severe three-day attack near Khartoum, causing over 200 fatalities, as reported by the Emergency Lawyers network. They detailed horrific incidents, including shootings, kidnappings, and forced disappearances in the affected villages. Many civilians attempting to flee across the White Nile faced violence, leading to a grim possibility of drownings. Reports from the UN highlighted multiple sexual assaults and mass displacements. The conflict vying for control of the White Nile state is intensifying tensions between army-backed forces and the rebel Rapid Support Forces, with grievous impacts on civilian life.
Sudan's recent assault near Khartoum by paramilitary forces led to over 200 deaths and numerous reports of horrific human rights violations against civilians.
Reports indicate that as civilians attempted to escape violence, paramilitary forces shot at them, and many may have drowned in the White Nile.
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