NEW: Tens of thousands of people who lived in Al-Fashir are still missing.
Our latest story finds that many of them are held hostage by the RSF in and around the city, for sky high ransoms that many can’t afford - so they get killed.
Read more here: https://t.co/TNacxicyP6
New testimonies from @MSF_Sudan's clinic in Tawila, which is treating the impacts of the 18-month siege on al-Fashir including 100% child malnutrition.
One man there said he saw hundreds dead on the way out - of thirst, exhaustion, and injuries.
https://t.co/TtPjlTtX2G
NEW: The heartwrenching story of Ikram, her children, and orphaned grandson, who dodged rocket fire to escape al-Fashir and saw fighters kill unarmed men at close range.
Her account points to fears of ethnic retribution after the RSF takeover.
Our story: https://t.co/NyiuWZfSvJ
NEW: Al-Fashir residents report being followed around by drones and hiding for hours in underground containers, though the drones follow them there too.
Activists say 30 people are dying every day of the violence, hunger, and disease.
Our latest in English and Arabic below:
Satellite imagery shows the RSF is operating new drones from Nyala, a base for devastating attacks in al-Fashir.
This week RSF used a new anti-aircraft system to bring down a plane that was targeting Nyala airport, sources say.
Latest with @readelev and @khalidsayed1 below
Many Palestinians see an echo of U.S. President Donald Trump's call for Palestinians to be moved out of Gaza to make way for a U.S. property development project https://t.co/lkfVNCdDP4
As the RSF loses ground in Khartoum, it’s directing its efforts in Darfur at the expense of people in famine-gripped Zamzam, where they staged ground attacks this week.
This comes as it will sign a new political charter next week, before announcing a gov. Our story below: