More than 36,000 people have fled Sudan’s Korado since Saturday amid a surge in fighting, prompting the agency to abandon the city of Eld Darver for a year immediately.
The strategic central area between the Darfurs of Darfur in the Country and the Khartoum-Riverine region that includes the capital, the most recent war in SUGNESE between the Sudanese armed forces between the Two-year Civilian Armed Forces (SAF) and the Sudanese group.
Approximately 36,825 people fled five localities in North Kordfan State between 26 October – the day El Flasher fell to the RSF – and 31 October, the international organization said on Sunday.
People, mostly on foot, went to Tawila, a town west of El Faster that placing more than 652,000 displaced peoplesaid the UN.
Mirjana Spoljaric, the president of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), said in comments published on Monday that the situation in Sudan is repeating itself in Darfur.
More than 200,000 people were killed in the Darfur Genocide in the early 2000s when the Arab Janjaweed Militias supported by Omar Al-Bashir ethnic groups. The Janjaweed advanced in the RSF. “This is a repeat of history and it gets worse every time a place is taken by another party,” he told Reuters.
Prosecutors at the International Criminal Court (ICC) on Monday said they gathering evidence of the alleged mass murderrape and other crimes in El Faster. Witnesses reported PRSF Fighters going from house to house, killing civilians and committing sexual assaults. According to the World Health Organization, gunmen killed at least 460 people in a hospital and arrested doctors and nurses.
“During the ongoing investigation, the office is taking step-by-step measures regarding the alleged crimes of [El Fashir] To preserve and collect relevant evidence for its use in future prosecutions,” prosecutors said in a statement.
The integrated classification of food security, the leading authority of the hunger authority, on Monday meanwhile took place in eline and Kadugli in South Kordofan. Twenty other areas in Darfur and Kordfan are also at risk of starvation, it said.
The people of North Kordfan on Monday reported an influx of RSF and Army President in the towns and villages of the State.
The two forces opted for El Obeid, the capital of the state of North Kordafan and an important logistics and command in Darfur in Khartoum, where there is also an airport.
In a video shared on Sunday evening, a member of the RSF said: “Today, all our forces are meeting the rear here,” referring to a town north of El Obeid. RSF claimed control of Bara last week.
Suleiman Babiker, who lives in UM Smimea, West of El Obeid, said at night that the number of RSF vehicles has increased since the capture of the RSF in El Faster. “We stopped going to our farms, afraid of collisions,” he said.
Another resident, who asked not to be identified for security reasons, said “there has been a huge increase in army vehicles and weapons west and south of El Obeid” in the past two weeks.
Martha Pobee, the UN assistant secretary for Africa, raised the alarm last week about “large-scale atrocities” and “ethnic-scale atrocities” and “ethnically awrocities” and “ethnically thertrocities” and “ethnically artlisities” and “ethnically arrest
He warned of patterns echoing in Darfur, where PRSF Fighters were accused of mass killings, sexual repression of ethnic groups after the fall of El Faster.
The conflict in Sudan has created what the UN describes as one of the worst humanitarian crises in the 21st century. More than 150,000 people killed and More than 14 million displaced from their homes.
During Pope Leo’s Weekly Angelus Address of St Peter on Sunday, he asked for an immediate end to Sudan, the attack on civilians “is the cause of unacceptable suffering”.
Spoljaric said tens of thousands of people fled to El Fashir after the RSF seized the town with little access to food, water or medical aid.
He said ICRC staff in Tawila have heard reports that people fleeing are “annihilated,” calling the situation unacceptable. “
The head of the ICRC said the world is living through a “decade of war,” with armed conflicts doubling in the past 130, and urged conflicting parties from the Gaza Strips to Ukraine to maintain the rules of war.
Sudan’s Ambassador to Egypt, Imadeldin Mustafa Adawi, accused the RSF of carrying out war crimes in El Faster. He said the Sudanese government would not negotiate with the paramilitary group and urged the international community to designate it as a terrorist organization.
The president of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, on Monday urged the Muslim world to end the violence in Sudan. “No one with a heart … can accept the recent massacres targeting civilians in El-Fasher. We cannot remain silent,” he told delegates at a gathering of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in Istanbul.
The French-Perse news agency and Reuters contributed to this report