BBC witnesses the battle for Khartoum

The BBC heard evidence of the cruelty committed by retreating a fighter in a fighting battle to control the capital of Sudan.

The city was held by a military rapid support (RSF) that has been given since the cruel civil war of the country began almost two years ago, but it is believed that the army has rebuilt many things and is tracking to capture the rest.

Returning the capital will be a war point in tremendous victory and war against the army.

In recent weeks, the army has been able to break through the central means from the south over Harum and clear the urban areas of the north and east, pressing the rest of the RSF fighters.

The vast area of ​​the regenerated territory is completely destroyed.

We drove the past blocks after the damaged and rotten building block.

The packaging road was scattered with damaged vehicles, abandoned furniture sculptures, and dirty remains and other debris of plundered goods.

But even in places where it doesn’t reach, fear is fresh.

In Haj Yusuf, the Khartoum district east of the Nile River, residents described the RSF fighters that flee confusion and violence as turning civilians.

Intisar Adam Suleiman said, “It was a shock and suddenly came.

Her two sons, 18 -year -old Muja Mill and 21 -year -old Mudtress were sitting at home with their friends. Suleiman says that RSF soldiers have ordered the interior and shot from behind when they entered the gate, Suleiman says.

Muzamil escaped with a bun of the legs, but “our friend is immediately dead,” he said.

“At that time, the men wanted to go home, and the mother closed, pushed and pushed, they found a call on the ground.

MUDATHER died because the blood bank in the hospital was extinguished due to a long power outage the next morning.

Suniman said she worked with them before she knew RSF soldiers and removed violence.

One of them told her. “We are for death, we are people of death.”

She told them.

But too many deaths were seen in the war of Suleiman.

She has died many people. “I’m used to this trauma,” he said.

A few blocks, ASMA Mubarak Abdel Karim was caught in a fight when she was closed by the Sudanese army.

She said they retreated RSF soldiers who accused the siding of the army because they were in the territorial market of the army.

“They were afraid of us around us, and we were afraid of us, and we were afraid of us,” she said, attracting and raping a woman to an empty house.

She said that the RSF fighter grabbed a woman in the muzzle and said, “Come with us.”

He was beating her with a weapon, Karim says.

“And we heard the shooting case and the man ordered her: Then the fight around us was strengthened and we could not listen anymore.

She wipes tears when she asks her what the best thing about the situation is.

“Security” She gently said. “The best thing is security. They tortured us so much.”

The RSF spokesman denied the report and said the group had been “controlled” without major crimes for two years and reported “large murder” in the area taken by the army.

The army and allied military soldiers were accused of recapturing the territory and carrying out a wide range of cruelty.

The United Nations and us have committed war crimes, but they have called RSF for criticism of mass rape and criticism of massacre.

It is not just a RSF soldier who is moving.

The best officials abandoned their homes in abundant suburbs near Carpuri.

The RSF elite was included in the establishment of Harum before the semi -military group, and in April 2023, the army turned to each other in a battle for control.

Carpuri is now empty and thoroughly plundered.

The brothers of Abdel Rahim Hamdan Dagalo and the group leader were even spare no brothers.

In the large empty swimming pool in the yard, garbage is scattered.

The spacious rooms are overturned, the windows are broken, the gold jewel box is bare hands, and the door of the waist height is turned off.

The army believes that most RSF senior leaders are now outside the city, and they still believe that those who are fighting for the center of Harum are Junior Commander and low -ranking soldiers.

We have heard that the army has dropped a leaflet that urges the remaining fighters to leave the streets, rather than fighting the streets.

The samples we showed were written in Arabic, written in French, and seemed to be towards a foreign fighter in neighboring cars.

“Leave your weapon and leave the area to save your life in civilian clothes.”

In the Khartoum North, which was close to Nile, the RSF was pushed a few months ago, but the calm sounds were regularly drilled as the army was fired across the river and fired from the group’s position.

Many people feel safe enough to sleep at night, but they still have a broad damage.

Zeinab Osman Al-HAJ showed me the debris of her house and said that the RSF fighter would break down the door if it didn’t come at night and opened the door.

“They filled their backpacks, and even food supply, even sugar and flour and oil, soap, soap,” she said before burning the house.

“This was not a war,” she said.

“This was a confusion. There was theft, theft and robbery.”

We meet Hussein Abbas at a few distances.

He was almost 70 years old and walked with a cane, pulled his tour of his trip to the town and dragged towards the Sky Line of the stupid building.

He says he has been upset three times since the war began seven days after the beginning of the war.

“I almost cried the moment I got here,” he said as tears began to roll his cheeks. “I haven’t seen this place for two or two years. We suffered a lot.”

Survivors like ABBAS are coming back to slowly try and relieve their homes.

The army has dominated this terrible war now, but there is still a lot of pain in the people of Sudan.