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The Rapid Support Forces seized control of el-Fasher, the capital of North Darfur, after an 18-month siege that ended over the weekend, according to UN officials and displaced residents who described widespread atrocities following the takeover.</span

The Rapid Support Forces seized control of el-Fasher, the capital of North Darfur, after an 18-month siege that ended over the weekend, according to UN officials and displaced residents who described widespread atrocities following the takeover.

World Health Organization Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus reported that 460 patients and companions were killed at Saudi Maternity Hospital in el-Fasher, while the Sudan Doctors Network said RSF fighters executed everyone found inside the facility.</span

World Health Organization Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus reported that 460 patients and companions were killed at Saudi Maternity Hospital in el-Fasher, while the Sudan Doctors Network said RSF fighters executed everyone found inside the facility.

RSF Commander Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo acknowledged violations by his forces and announced the formation of investigation committees, stating that any soldier or officer found responsible would be held accountable for the reported abuses in el-Fasher.</span

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RSF Commander Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo acknowledged violations by his forces and announced the formation of investigation committees, stating that any soldier or officer found responsible would be held accountable for the reported abuses in el-Fasher.

Yale University's Humanitarian Research Lab analyzed satellite imagery showing clusters of body-sized objects and reddish ground discoloration around the Saudi Hospital, corroborating reports of mass executions by RSF forces after they captured the city.</span

Yale University's Humanitarian Research Lab analyzed satellite imagery showing clusters of body-sized objects and reddish ground discoloration around the Saudi Hospital, corroborating reports of mass executions by RSF forces after they captured the city.

Approximately 35,000 people fled el-Fasher to rural areas since Sunday, with UN officials reporting widespread ethnic and politically motivated killings, including people with disabilities shot because they could not escape and others killed while fleeing.</span

Approximately 35,000 people fled el-Fasher to rural areas since Sunday, with UN officials reporting widespread ethnic and politically motivated killings, including people with disabilities shot because they could not escape and others killed while fleeing.

British military equipment including targeting systems and vehicle engines supplied to the UAE have been found in RSF positions, prompting calls for the UK to suspend arms sales to the Emirates until it stops supporting the paramilitary group.</span

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British military equipment including targeting systems and vehicle engines supplied to the UAE have been found in RSF positions, prompting calls for the UK to suspend arms sales to the Emirates until it stops supporting the paramilitary group.

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The Rapid Support Forces captured el-Fasher, the capital of North Darfur, on Sunday after an 18-month siege, according to multiple sources. The World Health Organization reported that 460 patients and companions were killed at Saudi Maternity Hospital in el-Fasher.</span

The Rapid Support Forces captured el-Fasher, the capital of North Darfur, on Sunday after an 18-month siege, according to multiple sources. The World Health Organization reported that 460 patients and companions were killed at Saudi Maternity Hospital in el-Fasher.

RSF commander Gen. Mohammed Hamdan Dagalo acknowledged violations by his forces and announced an investigation committee would hold soldiers accountable. Yale University's Humanitarian Research Lab analyzed satellite imagery showing clusters of body-sized objects.</span

RSF commander Gen. Mohammed Hamdan Dagalo acknowledged violations by his forces and announced an investigation committee would hold soldiers accountable. Yale University's Humanitarian Research Lab analyzed satellite imagery showing clusters of body-sized objects.

The UN migration agency reported approximately 35,000 people fled el-Fasher since Sunday, mostly to rural areas. Witnesses described RSF fighters going house to house, beating and shooting people including women and children in the streets.</span

The UN migration agency reported approximately 35,000 people fled el-Fasher since Sunday, mostly to rural areas. Witnesses described RSF fighters going house to house, beating and shooting people including women and children in the streets.

Before the latest violence, 1,350 civilians were killed in el-Fasher between January 1 and October 20 this year, according to UN spokesperson Farhan Aziz Haq. The RSF has been accused of targeting non-Arab ethnic groups throughout the conflict.</span

Before the latest violence, 1,350 civilians were killed in el-Fasher between January 1 and October 20 this year, according to UN spokesperson Farhan Aziz Haq. The RSF has been accused of targeting non-Arab ethnic groups throughout the conflict.

British military equipment including targeting systems and vehicle engines have been found in RSF hands, according to Sudanese military reports to the UN Security Council. The UAE has been accused of supplying weapons to the RSF despite denying involvement.</span

British military equipment including targeting systems and vehicle engines have been found in RSF hands, according to Sudanese military reports to the UN Security Council. The UAE has been accused of supplying weapons to the RSF despite denying involvement.

Senator Jim Risch called for the RSF to be designated as a foreign terrorist organization, stating they have committed genocide against Sudanese people. Regional countries including Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Turkey condemned the abuses in el-Fasher.</span

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Senator Jim Risch called for the RSF to be designated as a foreign terrorist organization, stating they have committed genocide against Sudanese people. Regional countries including Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Turkey condemned the abuses in el-Fasher.

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