At just 12 years old, Sudanese boy Khaled Nimr has experienced a nightmare no child should endure. Trapped for three days in his father's workplace amid raging clashes between Sudan's army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), he recounts sleepless nights filled with gunfire, scorching heat, and dwindling hope.
🚨 The Human Toll: Fighting that erupted on April 15 has claimed over 460 lives and injured 4,063, per Sudan's Health Ministry. But numbers don't capture the fear Khaled describes: 'I trembled every time bullets hit nearby. No water, no power—just darkness.'
🌐 A Cry for Peace: After escaping the conflict zone, Khaled's message is simple yet urgent: 'Let children live without fear.' His story mirrors countless others as families scramble for safety while infrastructure collapses.
💬 'When will the world hear us?' he asks—a question echoing across Sudan's besieged neighborhoods. Global organizations urge immediate dialogue, but for now, Khaled's courage remains a beacon of resilience.
