قتل 11 شخصاً بينهم 3 أطفال، وأصيب 31 آخرون بينهم 9 نساء، في هجوم نفذته قوات تابعة للدعم السريع على منطقة «شق النوم» بولاية شمال كردفان، بحسب ما أعلنت شبكة أطباء السودان، اليوم (الأحد). ووصفت الشبكة في بيانها الحادثة بأنها اعتداء خطير على المدنيين، وأكدت أن من بين المصابين حالات حرجة لنساء حوامل.
وأعربت عن قلقها العميق إزاء ما وصفته بـ«استمرار استهداف المدنيين في المناطق الآمنة»، ودعت المجتمع الدولي والأمم المتحدة، والاتحاد الأفريقي، ومنظمات حقوق الإنسان، إلى اتخاذ خطوات فورية وجادة لوقف الانتهاكات ومحاسبة المسؤولين عنها وفقاً للمواثيق الدولية.
فيما أكدت مصادر سودانية أن قوات الجيش شنت غارات على مواقع للدعم السريع في كردفان.
وصدّ الجيش السوداني، أمس السبت، هجوماً لقوات الدعم السريع على مدينة الفاشر، وفق ما أكد مصدر عسكري، بعدما أعلنت قوات الدعم سيطرتها على مناطق رئيسية عدة في المدينة الواقعة في غرب السودان.
وأعلن المصدر العسكري أن الجيش مدعوماً بفصائل مسلحة متحالفة معه، استعاد سجن شالا ومقر شرطة الاحتياطي المركزي في جنوب غربي المدينة، مكبدا الدعم السريع خسائر كبيرة.
من جانبه، قال مصدر في قوات الدعم السريع إنها تسيطر بشكل كامل على هذه المواقع نفسها منذ الجمعة، إضافة إلى سوق المواشي الواقع في جنوب الفاشر.
ونشرت قوات الدعم السريع مقاطع فيديو تظهر بعض عناصرها وهم يعلنون سيطرتهم على مواقع عدة في جنوب غربي المدينة.
ومنذ خسارتها العاصمة الخرطوم التي سيطرت عليها قوات الجيش في شهر مارس الماضي، وفي محاولة لبسط سيطرتها على كامل إقليم دارفور، كثّفت قوات الدعم السريع هجماتها على الفاشر ومخيمات النازحين المحيطة بها والتي أعلنت فيها المجاعة.
وأدت الحرب في السودان إلى مقتل عشرات الآلاف من الأشخاص ونزوح 13 مليون شخص، وتسببت في مجاعة بمناطق عدة من البلاد.
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Eleven people, including three children, were killed, and 31 others, including nine women, were injured in an attack carried out by forces affiliated with the Rapid Support Forces on the "Shaq al-Nom" area in North Kordofan, according to what the Sudan Doctors Network announced today (Sunday). The network described the incident in its statement as a serious assault on civilians and confirmed that among the injured there are critical cases of pregnant women.
It expressed deep concern over what it described as "the continued targeting of civilians in safe areas" and called on the international community, the United Nations, the African Union, and human rights organizations to take immediate and serious steps to stop the violations and hold those responsible accountable in accordance with international treaties.
Meanwhile, Sudanese sources confirmed that the army launched airstrikes on Rapid Support Forces positions in Kordofan.
The Sudanese army repelled an attack by the Rapid Support Forces on the city of El Fasher yesterday, Saturday, according to a military source, after the Rapid Support Forces announced their control over several key areas in the city located in western Sudan.
The military source announced that the army, supported by allied armed factions, regained control of Shala Prison and the Central Reserve Police headquarters in the southwest of the city, inflicting heavy losses on the Rapid Support Forces.
For its part, a source in the Rapid Support Forces stated that they have been in complete control of these same sites since Friday, in addition to the livestock market located south of El Fasher.
The Rapid Support Forces released videos showing some of their members announcing their control over several sites in the southwest of the city.
Since losing the capital Khartoum, which was taken over by the army in March, and in an attempt to assert control over the entire Darfur region, the Rapid Support Forces have intensified their attacks on El Fasher and the surrounding displaced persons camps, where famine has been declared.
The war in Sudan has led to the deaths of tens of thousands of people and the displacement of 13 million, causing famine in several areas of the country.
It expressed deep concern over what it described as "the continued targeting of civilians in safe areas" and called on the international community, the United Nations, the African Union, and human rights organizations to take immediate and serious steps to stop the violations and hold those responsible accountable in accordance with international treaties.
Meanwhile, Sudanese sources confirmed that the army launched airstrikes on Rapid Support Forces positions in Kordofan.
The Sudanese army repelled an attack by the Rapid Support Forces on the city of El Fasher yesterday, Saturday, according to a military source, after the Rapid Support Forces announced their control over several key areas in the city located in western Sudan.
The military source announced that the army, supported by allied armed factions, regained control of Shala Prison and the Central Reserve Police headquarters in the southwest of the city, inflicting heavy losses on the Rapid Support Forces.
For its part, a source in the Rapid Support Forces stated that they have been in complete control of these same sites since Friday, in addition to the livestock market located south of El Fasher.
The Rapid Support Forces released videos showing some of their members announcing their control over several sites in the southwest of the city.
Since losing the capital Khartoum, which was taken over by the army in March, and in an attempt to assert control over the entire Darfur region, the Rapid Support Forces have intensified their attacks on El Fasher and the surrounding displaced persons camps, where famine has been declared.
The war in Sudan has led to the deaths of tens of thousands of people and the displacement of 13 million, causing famine in several areas of the country.
