At least 56 civilians killed in paramilitary attack on Darfar
Quick Support forces have resumed the city’s control, running citizens and committing violations. Pope Francis has asked Sudan a special idea, recalling the second anniversary of the conflict that has already caused thousands of deaths and trips.
Diana Jainab Alhindavi
At least 56 civilians have been killed in the raids on paramilitary on the outskirts of Darfar in West Sudan and in the city of Kadada, the local resistance committee said on Sunday.
“After the militia was taken under control of a Kadada city, they were hanging 56 citizens,” the French news agency wrote a pro -Democracy group that coordinates the local humanitarian aid.
Paramelitor Fast Support Forces (RSF), who is fighting against the country’s army last Thursday, announced that it had resumed the city’s control of the city in the east of 180 km to L-Facher, to the state capital L-Fatcher.
Pope asks for “special idea” for Sudan
In his Dominican Angelus prayer in Rome, which was broadcast by Vatican, Pope Francis sought world peace, mainly with a special idea to the Muslim country, Sudan.
The Pope said, “April 15 represents the second sad birthday that started in Sudan, which had died and millions of families had to flee from their homes.”
On April 15, 2023, a war took place for power control, with his former device, parametarian boss Mohammed Hamdane, General Abdel Fatta al-Burhan, head of the army against the Dogloo.
The local committee of L-Fatcher shared a list of dead people, including the city hospital director today.
Activists alleged that the FSR was “extensive violations” and “forced displacement”, reported that 14 were missing.
All telecommunication networks are also cut.
