18/4/2025–|Last update: 04/18/202505:16 am (Mecca time)
Thursday evening, the United Nations Security Council strongly condemned the “repeated” “” “repeated” support forces against the city of Al-Fasher, the capital of the state of Darfur du Nord, west of Sudan, calling for the lifting of the city headquarters.
The Sudanese army and the rapid support forces also demanded that “engaging in good faith in a political dialogue for a permanent ceasefire” in Sudan.
The army announced Thursday that 62 civilians were killed on Thursday, including 15 children, and 75 others were injured in random bombing of the rapid support forces in different parts of Al-Fasher.
The Security Council – in a press release – expressed its “great concern” concerning the escalation of violence in the north of Darfur, in particular in and around the city of El Fasher.
He condemned the rapid support attacks against the city, the Zamzam and Abu Shuk camp for the displaced, expressing his concern concerning the reports that around 400 civilians, including children and 11 rescue workers, were killed in rapid support attacks in the region.
He also called for the responsibility of these forces “and all the authors of attacks against civilians” Sudan.
He again called for an immediate cessation of fighting and calming the situation in and around Al-Fasher, calling for the army and rapid support forces to “respect and protect humanitarian workers, their head office and their property”.
He also called on the parties to the conflict to facilitate the arrival of the assistance in complete safety with all regions, according to the text of the declaration.
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Dozens of deaths
On Thursday, the Sudanese army announced that 62 civilians had been killed and 75 injured in a random bombing of the rapid support forces in various parts of Al-Fasher.
The army added that he and the Allied forces pushed a quick support attack on the south-east and northeast of the city of El Fasher on Tuesday, and inflicted heavy losses of lives and equipment.
For its part, a military source told the island that the rapid support forces had bombed heavy artillery on Thursday, Abu Shuk Camp for the move, northwest of El Fasher.
The rapid support forces were besieged for about a year, and they have tried several times to take them into account under the cover of the attack, but the army and the forces allied to this failed all attempts.
Last week, the rapid support forces stormed the Zamzam camp, which is approximately 12 km from Al-Fasher, and the United Nations and the rescue organizations spoke of the death of more than 500 civilians between the dead and the injured, including 10 of the employees of the International Rescue Organization, and the displacement of around 400,000 people after taking the camp.
On the other hand, a spokesperson for the general coordinator of the camps for the displaced and the Darfur refugees told Al -jazeera that a large number of displaced people from the Zamzam camp in Al -fasher had been killed during the trip.
The spokesman added that displaced people were subject to serious violations, and they had suffered from thirst and hunger, noting that hundreds of displaced children need food, shelters and health care.
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Serious violations
The rapid support forces were confronted with accusations of the house and abroad of serious violations against the civilians of Darfur and other regions during the war which takes place two years ago, but they deny them strongly and accuse accusations similar to their adversaries.
Two years ago, Sudan attended a conflict between the army and the rapid support forces, killing tens of thousands of thousands and moving more than 14 million inside and outside the country. Recently, the army was able to expel the rapid support forces of Khartoum and most of the Omdurman region after being expelled before the state of the island in the center of the country.