حمّلت الحكومة السودانية، اليوم (الأحد)، قوات الدعم السريع المسؤولية الكاملة عن ما تعرضت له منشآت نفطية في جنوب السودان، متهمة إياه بشن هجوم دموي على منشآت نفطية مهمة لتصدير النفط الخام.
وقالت وزارة الخارجية السودانية في بيان: نفذت قوات الدعم السريع هجوماً على حقول هجليج النفطية أمس (السبت)، ما أسفر عن مقتل وإصابة عدد من العمال المدنيين، ولم تقدم الوزارة مزيداً من التفاصيل بشأن حجم الخسائر البشرية أو الأضرار.
وأوضحت الوزارة أن الحكومة السودانية قد تضطر إلى تعليق العمليات في الحقل، لأسباب أمنية، وإجلاء الموظفين لحماية أرواحهم.
يذكر أن حقول هجليج، الخاضعة لإدارة السودان، تقع في منطقة حدودية كانت محل نزاع مع جنوب السودان في وقت سابق.
من جهة أخرى، أعلنت شبكة أطباء السودان اليوم مقتل 7 أشخاص وإصابة 71 آخرين جراء القصف المدفعي المتعمّد لقوات الدعم السريع على أحياء مدينة الفاشر بولاية شمال دارفور، مؤكدة أن القصف وقع مساء أمس.
ووصفت الشبكة ما حدث بـ«الجريمة البشعة»، التي تضاف إلى سجل طويل من جرائم الدعم السريع ضد الإنسانية.
ودانت شبكة أطباء السودان بأشد العبارات المجزرة التي ارتكبها الدعم السريع، مؤكدة أن ما يجري في الفاشر هو إبادة جماعية مكتملة الأركان، وقصف وحصار وتجويع ممنهج لسكان المدينة، في تحدٍّ سافر لكل القوانين الدولية والأعراف الإنسانية.
واعتبرت الشبكة أن صمت العالم على هذه الجرائم يشجع الدعم السريع على التمادي في سفك دماء الأبرياء دون رادع، محملة الدعم السريع المسؤولية الكاملة عن هذه الجرائم.
وطالبت المجتمع الدولي والأمم المتحدة والاتحاد الأفريقي بتحمل مسؤولية صمتهم وعجزهم عن حماية المدنيين ووقف هذه الإبادة، داعية إلى تحرك عاجل وفوري لوقف القصف والحصار وفتح ممرات إنسانية آمنة للدواء والغذاء والإسعاف.
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The Sudanese government held the Rapid Support Forces fully responsible today (Sunday) for the attacks on oil facilities in South Sudan, accusing them of launching a bloody assault on key oil facilities for crude oil export.
The Sudanese Foreign Ministry stated in a statement: "The Rapid Support Forces carried out an attack on the Heglig oil fields yesterday (Saturday), resulting in the deaths and injuries of several civilian workers." The ministry did not provide further details regarding the extent of the human losses or damages.
The ministry clarified that the Sudanese government may have to suspend operations at the field for security reasons and evacuate employees to protect their lives.
It is worth noting that the Heglig fields, managed by Sudan, are located in a border area that was previously a point of contention with South Sudan.
On another note, the Sudan Doctors Network announced today that 7 people were killed and 71 others injured due to the deliberate artillery shelling by the Rapid Support Forces on neighborhoods in the city of El Fasher in North Darfur, confirming that the shelling occurred last night.
The network described what happened as a "heinous crime," which adds to a long record of crimes committed by the Rapid Support Forces against humanity.
The Sudan Doctors Network condemned in the strongest terms the massacre perpetrated by the Rapid Support Forces, asserting that what is happening in El Fasher is a complete genocide, along with systematic shelling, siege, and starvation of the city's residents, in blatant defiance of all international laws and humanitarian norms.
The network considered that the world's silence on these crimes encourages the Rapid Support Forces to continue spilling the blood of innocents without deterrent, holding the Rapid Support Forces fully responsible for these crimes.
It called on the international community, the United Nations, and the African Union to bear the responsibility for their silence and inability to protect civilians and stop this genocide, urging immediate and urgent action to halt the shelling and siege and to open safe humanitarian corridors for medicine, food, and emergency aid.
The Sudanese Foreign Ministry stated in a statement: "The Rapid Support Forces carried out an attack on the Heglig oil fields yesterday (Saturday), resulting in the deaths and injuries of several civilian workers." The ministry did not provide further details regarding the extent of the human losses or damages.
The ministry clarified that the Sudanese government may have to suspend operations at the field for security reasons and evacuate employees to protect their lives.
It is worth noting that the Heglig fields, managed by Sudan, are located in a border area that was previously a point of contention with South Sudan.
On another note, the Sudan Doctors Network announced today that 7 people were killed and 71 others injured due to the deliberate artillery shelling by the Rapid Support Forces on neighborhoods in the city of El Fasher in North Darfur, confirming that the shelling occurred last night.
The network described what happened as a "heinous crime," which adds to a long record of crimes committed by the Rapid Support Forces against humanity.
The Sudan Doctors Network condemned in the strongest terms the massacre perpetrated by the Rapid Support Forces, asserting that what is happening in El Fasher is a complete genocide, along with systematic shelling, siege, and starvation of the city's residents, in blatant defiance of all international laws and humanitarian norms.
The network considered that the world's silence on these crimes encourages the Rapid Support Forces to continue spilling the blood of innocents without deterrent, holding the Rapid Support Forces fully responsible for these crimes.
It called on the international community, the United Nations, and the African Union to bear the responsibility for their silence and inability to protect civilians and stop this genocide, urging immediate and urgent action to halt the shelling and siege and to open safe humanitarian corridors for medicine, food, and emergency aid.
