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UN Says RSF Committed Genocide in Sudan's El-Fasher

2026-07-07

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Summary

After besieging el-Fasher from 2024 until the city fell in October 2025, Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces carried out mass atrocities that a UN Fact-Finding Mission said bear the 'hallmarks of genocide' against non-Arab communities.
A UN report estimated the RSF killed at least 6,000 people in the first 72 hours after the takeover; famine had already gripped the city.
In July 2026, Amnesty International called the atrocities 'a stain on the conscience of humanity,' as the RSF laid siege to another city, el-Obeid.

The question

The world has failed to stop mass atrocities in Sudan's civil war.

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