Sudan's Foreign Ministry reported Saturday that paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) killed at least 300 people during two days of attacks in the city of Al-Nuhood. Officials labeled the violence 'crimes against humanity' 🚨, accusing the RSF of targeting victims 'on an ethnic basis.'
Global Action Demanded 🔥
The government urged the UN Security Council to end 'leniency' toward the RSF, which has not yet commented. Analysts say the escalation highlights Sudan's deepening instability as rival factions clash for power.
Why This Matters 💔
West Kordofan State, home to diverse ethnic groups, has become a hotspot in the year-long conflict. Casualty counts rise as international bodies struggle to mediate. Stay tuned for updates.
