Dozens are feared dead in North Darfur after the RSF shelled a market at the Abu Shouk camp for displaced people. The attack lasted about two hours and occurred during Ramadan, when many were shopping to break their fast. This follows another deadly shelling just days prior, highlighting the ongoing violence in the region.
Heavy shelling in North Darfur, Sudan, has led to fears of numerous fatalities following an attack at the Abu Shouk market. This assault by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) occurred for approximately two hours on Tuesday evening, impacting a camp populated by over half a million displaced individuals, according to a local official. The attack marks the second incident within a three-day period.
The recent shelling in el-Fasher underscores the ongoing violence in Sudan, particularly in areas affected by the paramilitary RSF. The continued conflict has resulted in substantial civilian casualties, displacement, and humanitarian crises. As the RSF and military forces vie for control, the situation remains dire for residents, especially during vulnerable times like Ramadan.
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