Nine civilians were killed and 21 injured during a shelling in El-Obeid, Sudan, by the RSF. This attack follows a recent army victory that lifted a two-year siege. The RSF’s ongoing conflict with the army has resulted in tens of thousands of deaths and a severe humanitarian crisis.
On Sunday, a tragic shelling incident in Sudan’s El-Obeid resulted in nine civilian deaths and left 21 others injured, according to a medical source. The attack was carried out by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), engaged in a conflict with the Sudanese army since April 2023. The local hospital reported that 23 civilians were wounded during the bombardment, and two succumbed to their injuries shortly after, raising the death toll.
The recent shelling in El-Obeid, which killed nine civilians, underscores the ongoing conflict between the RSF and the Sudanese army. The situation in Sudan remains dire, with significant civilian casualties, displacement, and hunger crises resulting from the conflict. This highlights the severe humanitarian implications of the ongoing warfare in the region.
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