A tragic wave of violence has left at least 300 people dead in only two days in southwestern Sudan. The paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) launched a severe assault on the city of Al-Nuhood in West Kordofan State, sparking international concern. 💔
According to the Sudanese Foreign Ministry, the attacks are being condemned as crimes against humanity, with allegations that the killings were carried out on an ethnic basis. The ministry has called on the United Nations Security Council and other international actors to put an end to the leniency toward these actions.
The RSF, known for its controversial role in Sudan’s ongoing conflict, has not yet responded to these serious accusations. This incident highlights the urgent need for accountability and the protection of human rights, reminding everyone that the quest for justice transcends borders.
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Paramilitary attacks kill at least 300 in SW Sudan in 2 days: gov't
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