As violent clashes between Sudan’s army and the Rapid Support Forces stretch into their eighth day, civilians are paying a devastating toll. The World Health Organization reports at least 413 killed and 3,551 injured. 📉
Hassan, a local photojournalist, found himself trapped in his office during the initial explosions. “We had no food, no water for two days,” he recounted in a chilling video testimony. Alongside others, he navigated crossfire and collapsing infrastructure to escape—a survival story echoing across Khartoum’s battered streets.
“The situation now is very difficult,” said Khaled, another resident. Basic supplies are running out, hospitals are overwhelmed, and communication blackouts leave families in agonizing uncertainty. 🔇
Young professionals and students following global crises are rallying online, sharing resources under #SudanCrisis. For travelers and diaspora communities, the clashes disrupt cultural ties and humanitarian efforts. As the world watches, Sudan’s resilience faces its toughest test yet. 💔
