Dozens killed in attacks on famine-hit Darfur camps

The destructive attack on the camp, which hosts hundreds of thousands of people who fled the civil war, told the BBC that it lasted for three days.

One person in the ZAMZAM camp describes the situation as “very fatal”, while others said they were “serious.”

The United Nations said more than 100 civilians died in a series of assaults that began in the western Darpur region last week.

Attacks in EL-FASHER and two nearby camps have been accused of Ambil soon Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Reporting to the cruelty was produced.

Camp, ZAMZAM and Abu Shouk offer temporary housing for more than 700,000 people, and many of them face famine conditions.

The news of the attack comes from the second anniversary of the North -South War between the RSF and the army.

Clementine NKWETA-SALAMI, the UN’s humanitarian coordinator in Sudan, said in a report on what happened.

“This represents another deadly and unacceptable escalation in a series of cruel attacks on displaced people and workers,” she added.

The US State Department also added, “I was deeply surprised by the report on RSF’s attack on ZAMZAM and ABU SHOUK.”

David Lammy, the British Foreign Minister of Foreign Affairs, who hosts meetings on Tuesdays, describes a report on “indiscriminate RSF attack” as “shocking”.

Aid Organization Relief International said nine workers were ruthlessly killed, including doctors, recommended drivers and team leaders.

The charity said in the camp as the last important health service provider, claiming that the RSF fighter should take responsibility.

“We understand that this is a target attack on all health infrastructure in this area to prevent access to health care for internal displaced people.

“We are terrible in the fact that one of our clinics is part of this attack with other health facilities of El -Fasher.”

RSF said in a statement published on Saturday that there is no responsibility for attacks on civilians and the murder scene in ZAMZAM is on stage to distrust the forces.

A resident of ZAMZAM, who worked in a community kitchen that provides food to the people in the camp on Sunday morning, said, “Many young people were killed.”

“The people who worked in the community kitchen were killed and doctors who became a member of the initiative to resume the hospital were killed,” he said in the audio message.

“My uncle and cousin died. People were injured, and there were no drugs or hospitals to save them -they are dying from bleeding.

“The bombardment is still in progress and is looking forward to more attacks in the morning.”

He added that all the paths from the camp were closed and “surrounded by all four directions.”

Another resident, Wasir, said, “There is nothing [was] I left ZAMZAM “.

“Many civilians have fled, and we are still trying to leave, but they have not been successful, all roads are blocked and there are children with us.

“Death is everywhere. Inside the trench, shelling is happening.”

On Friday, on Friday, the satellite image of Yale University, Yale University, said, “This attack conservatively represents the most important ground attack on ZAMZAM because the fight exploded in the spring of El-Pasher in the spring of 2024.”

The humanitarian research laboratory of the Yale School of Public Health said, “The arson attack has burned an important area of ​​the central, south and south of the camp.”

The war, the power struggle between the army and the RSF, caused the world’s largest humanitarian crisis, forcing more than 12 million people at home and pushing the community into hunger.

On April 15, 2023, it began after falling into the political future of the military leader and the RSF country.

EL-FASHER is the last major city of Darpur under the control of the army and has been surrounded by RSF for a year.