Violence in Sudan Claims Over 120 Lives

Recent violence in Sudan has escalated, with multiple reports of civilian casualties amid ongoing conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). In Al-Jazirah state, at least 18 people were killed in assaults on farming communities, with local activists accusing the army and SSF of committing atrocities. Concurrently, over 120 civilians died due to random shelling in Omdurman, raising concerns about the humanitarian crisis as medical supplies dwindle. The RSF has also been implicated in a deadly attack on a displaced persons camp in North Darfur, where at least 16 were killed and dozens injured. The UN has warned that the civil war, ongoing for 21 months, has led to tens of thousands of deaths and the displacement of millions. International organizations are being urged to intervene as the situation deteriorates further.