RSF Kills Over 120 in Central Sudan Attack

The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have launched a brutal multi-day attack in east-central Sudan, resulting in the deaths of at least 124 people and injuring 200 others, primarily in the town of Sariha. This attack, which took place between October 20-25, included indiscriminate shootings, sexual assaults, and looting, displacing over 46,500 individuals in the region. The United Nations and the Sudanese Doctors’ Union condemned these actions, highlighting the significant human toll and drawing parallels to atrocities committed during the Darfur genocide. The RSF's recent violence is reportedly a retaliatory response to losses against the Sudanese military, further escalating the ongoing civil war that has claimed over 24,000 lives. High-ranking officials have called for urgent international intervention to address the escalating humanitarian crisis and ensure safe access for aid groups. The situation in Sudan remains dire as the RSF continues to perpetrate human rights violations against vulnerable populations.