At least 33 people killed in suspected RSF attacks in Sudan

Sudan faces a dire humanitarian situation as the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have carried out attacks blamed on them, claiming they are part of a broader conflict with SAF. At least 33 people, including 19 from a prison in el-Obeid and 14 members of a family at a Darfur displacement camp, were killed in recent attacks. These latest incidents come after weeks of intense RSF activity in Port Sudan, damaging infrastructure and fueling the humanitarian crisis already exacerbated by decades of conflict. The RSF’s escalation has left tens of thousands dead, 13 million displaced, and deepened the world's worst humanitarian disaster.