Sudan paramilitary forces kill almost 300 in village raids, say lawyers | Sudan

According to Sudanese activists, Sudan’s Paramiliter Fast Support Forces (RSF) killed about 300 people in the attacks in North Cordofan state that began on Saturday.

RSF has been fighting the Sudan army, one of the key fronts of a civil war in Sudan since April 2023.

Emergency lawyers Human Rights Group said on Monday that RSF attacked several villages around the bar city on Saturday.

In a village, more than 200 people were killed with Shag Alnom, arson or firearms. Dı The raids of the other villages killed 38 civilians, he said, dozens of other someone else disappeared.

The next day, the group said in a statement that RSF attacked Hilat Hamid village and killed 46 people including pregnant women and children.

According to the UN, more than 3,400 people had to flee.

Emergency lawyers, RSF leadership with the responsibility of the responsibility, “these targeted villages have been proven to be completely empty from any military target, which is fully ignored in the full ignoring the nature of these crimes,” he said.

While the Army tightly controls the east of the central and Sudan, he works to reinforce the Western regions, including RSF, North Cordophane.

The US and Human Rights groups accused RSF of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide. The soldiers carried out a series of heavy looting in the region where the country took control of the country.

The RSF leadership said it would bring those responsible for such actions to justice.

Sudan’s civil war has created the world’s largest human crisis that directed more than half of the population to hunger and spread to diseases, including cholera throughout the country. A global decrease in aid expenditures has expanded human reaction.