Sudan War to enter third year as RSF attacks in Darfur Intensus Sudan War News

The United Nations and Rights Groups invoke the end of violence In Sudan As the second anniversary of his civic installation and paramilitary for rapid support (RSF), they intensified their attacks in Darfur, killing dozens of people in recent days.

As Tuesday should meet in London in London, in order to try to resolve the Sudanese crisis, the International Community called for “urgently working to protect civilians and guarantee safe, insecure assistance” in the country. ”

“In the last two years, Sudanese warring underwent the population of horrible abuse and suffering, and blocked the country in the worst world humanitarian disasters,” Mohamed Osman, the Sudan Monday said in the statement.

“International leaders should ensure that the talks for improving the humanitarian situation go hand in hand with liabilities at the highest level for the protection of civilians.”

This week means two years since the war erupted 15. April 2023, between the RSF and the Sudan Army. He killed thousands of people, displaced nearly 13 million people, according to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and caused Glades crisis in parts of the earth.

The last week the army has managed to push RSF fighters from Capital, KhartoumBut the paramilitary group claims to progress in the western region Darfur, where it already touches Humanitarian crisis is a deterioration.

On Sunday, RSF said he took control of the camp Zamam for displaced people near the El-Fasher, the state capital of the state northern Darfur.

The attack killed dozens of people, including 23 children and nine employees for help, according to the UN.

‘Thousands of displaced captive and cut off with help’

The UN Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) warned Monday to fight near the El-Fasher, which was under RSF blockad, interferes with humanitarian assistance.

“Thousands of displaced people were captured and cut off from help,” said Ocha Sudan on the media of social media.

“Hostilities must stop now. All those involved in the conflict must ensure a safe passage for civilians and humanitarian approach.”

The UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned attacks on civilians in El-Fasher, who performed the end of the fight.

“The Secretary-General emphasizes that attacks aimed at civilians and indiscriminate attacks strictly prohibited against international humanitarian law,” Guterres said in a statement issued on the spokesperson on Sunday.

“Humanitarian relief of staff and medical staff must be respected and protected. It is urgently needed by justice.

In the joint statement on Monday, Egypt and Qatar also expressed “serious concerns due to the current armed conflict in Sudan and emphasized the importance of the immediate termination of military operations”.

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But violence continued on Monday. Al Jazeera Arabic quoted local sources in reporting that RSF fighters shelled the camp Abu Shouk for displaced people Outside of El-Fasher.

Sudan saw the growing instability since long-term president Omar al-Bashir was removed from power in 2019. years after several months of anti-government protests.

In October 2021. Sudanese military military bearing the state holder against the civil government of the Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdokwhich leads to resignation early 2022. years.

The head of the Sudan Army, Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, and his rival General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, who runs RSF after the impact, but then began to fight for control over the state and its resources in April 2023. Years.

Davis Makori, Humanitarian Politics and the Influence of the War IMPACT IMPACT OF CHILDREN – including psychological trauma, gender-based violence and the impossibility of attending the school – by the minors of civilians to conflict.

“While there are pockets of the state in Sudan who are not active of the conflict’s active zone, this humanitarian crisis spread to almost every facet of life,” Makori told Al Jazeera.