US Edition‘The janjaweed are coming’: Sudanese recount atrocities in RSF attack on a Darfur camp
- On April 11, 2025, the Rapid Support Forces stormed Sudan's Zamzam displacement camp, igniting a three-day attack in Darfur.
- The assault followed months of siege-induced famine and ongoing conflict in Sudan's two-year war, with RSF as the janjaweed's paramilitary descendants.
- The RSF killed at least 400 people, destroyed the camp's only medical center, forced U.N. Aid withdrawal, and caused large-scale fires and displacements.
- Witnesses reported heavy shelling, looting, whipping, sexual violence—including rape of about two dozen women—and killing during the attack, with bodies found in the streets.
- The attack left Zamzam nearly empty, underscoring ongoing atrocities like mass killings and rape in Sudan's war, with the RSF losing ground yet continuing violence.
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Sudan paramilitary drone strike hits border city near Eritrea
Sudanese paramilitaries have carried out a rare drone strike on the eastern city of Kassala, near the Eritrean border, a source from the rival army-aligned government said Saturday. "A drone targeted the fuel storage area at Kassala airport," the government source told AFP, blaming it on the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and reporting no casualties or damage. Since April 2013, the regular army, headed by Sudan's de facto leader General…
Winnipeg Free Press
‘The janjaweed are coming’: Sudanese recount atrocities in RSF attack on a Darfur camp
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The Hamilton Spectator
My Mother LodeSudan’s Rapid Support Forces paramilitary claims it took control of a strategic western town
CAIRO (AP) — Sudan’s notorious paramilitary group claimed a “sweeping victory” Friday saying it took control of the key town of Al Nahud in West Kordofan state in a fight that intensified a day earlier.
The Messenger
Owensboro Messenger-InquirerSudan's Rapid Support Forces paramilitary claims it took control of a strategic western town
Sudan’s notorious paramilitary group has claimed a “sweeping victory” saying it took control of the key town of Al Nahud in West Kordofan state in a fight that intensified a day earlier. A victory there by the Rapid Support Forces,…
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