The outer flow of weapons in Sudan must end, insists on the UN Guterres

And in the middle of spiral violence and the massacre of civilians is associated with the advancement of opposition forces in Darfurs on the weekend, the head of the UN invited to the end of the outside interference in Sudan This could lead to breaking in government and opposition regions.

“I am deeply worried that weapons and fighters continue to run in Sudan, enabling the conflict to persevere and spread throughout the country,” said the Secretary General.

“External support and weapon flow must be completed. Those who have the biggest impact on the parties must use it for better people’s life in Sudan – not to maintain this disaster. “

Tens of millions need help

Behind Tuesday Trumska’s two-year anniversary is the largest crisis of moving in the world – and the worst humanitarian crisis – UN agencies say.

The basic infrastructure in the capital, Khartum, devastated to combat and support teams, warned that assistance is needed to support the estimated three million people expected to be expected to be expected to record three million people.

“The situation in Khartoum is extremely heavier, especially in areas where the conflict is intense“Luca Randa said, the UN Development Program (UNDP) Representative for Sudan, after a recent reservation of the city by Sudani Armed Forces.

Talking to reporters in Geneva after the capital assessment mission, he reported that he saw “Mass destruction of infrastructure, there is no access to water, without electricity and of course a lot of pollution of unexploded funds“.

The massacre is accredited to the opposition forces for support (RSF) and their subsidiaries in Dorfur’s Zamzam and Abu Shouk, allegedly requested the lives of 400 civilians and 10 medical workers from the Non-Governmental Relief International.

It is only the latest tragedy in the conflict marked by the horrific levels of sexual violence.

According to the UN migration, IomIt is estimated that 80,000 people have already escaped, but this number can reach 400,000.

Male residents were the “main target” and fleeing to reach the regional capital, El Fasher, who remains under control over the Sudan army despite the ongoing attacks from RSF.

Speaking of the Port Sudan, the Chief of the IOM Mission, Mohamed Refaat, said that survivors of sexual violence said they were attacked “before their injured husbands.”

Related to this is a stunning 288 percent, increasing the demand for life support after rape and sexual violence, Anna mutati said, Wives Regional Director for East and South Africa.

“We also saw what the systematic use of rape and sexual violence begins as a weapon of war. We saw that women’s lives and women’s bodies turn into combustion countries in this conflict.”