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The Sudan Doctors Network reported that over 450 people were killed at the Saudi Hospital during the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) assault, while U.N. officials documented widespread sexual violence and ethnically-driven killings targeting civilians.

The Sudan Doctors Network reported that over 450 people were killed at the Saudi Hospital during the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) assault, while U.N. officials documented widespread sexual violence and ethnically-driven killings targeting civilians.

Satellite imagery and witness testimonies have revealed that RSF fighters executed civilians and collected hundreds of bodies from streets, burying some in mass graves near hospitals and burning others to conceal evidence.

Satellite imagery and witness testimonies have revealed that RSF fighters executed civilians and collected hundreds of bodies from streets, burying some in mass graves near hospitals and burning others to conceal evidence.

The RSF seized control of el-Fasher on Oct. 26 after an 18-month siege, with the International Criminal Court investigating potential war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by the paramilitary group.

The RSF seized control of el-Fasher on Oct. 26 after an 18-month siege, with the International Criminal Court investigating potential war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by the paramilitary group.

Approximately 82,000 to 89,000 people fled el-Fasher after the RSF takeover, with many crawling through desert terrain to reach safety in nearby towns like Tawila, according to humanitarian organizations.</span

Approximately 82,000 to 89,000 people fled el-Fasher after the RSF takeover, with many crawling through desert terrain to reach safety in nearby towns like Tawila, according to humanitarian organizations.

The RSF agreed to a US-brokered humanitarian ceasefire proposal, while the Sudanese army said it would only accept a truce if the RSF withdraws from civilian areas and surrenders weapons completely.</span

The RSF agreed to a US-brokered humanitarian ceasefire proposal, while the Sudanese army said it would only accept a truce if the RSF withdraws from civilian areas and surrenders weapons completely.

U.N. Human Rights Commissioner Volker Turk called for immediate international action to halt atrocities in el-Fasher, stating that the world should not wait for an official genocide declaration before intervening.

U.N. Human Rights Commissioner Volker Turk called for immediate international action to halt atrocities in el-Fasher, stating that the world should not wait for an official genocide declaration before intervening.

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