Sudan’s army claims killing of dozens of RSF fighters in Nyala attack
Summary
The Sudanese army says it killed many fighters from the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in air attacks in the city of Nyala, South Darfur. The RSF says the army attacked a market, killing 30 civilians including women and children, and both sides report heavy fighting continuing in different parts of Sudan.Key Facts
- The Sudanese army targeted RSF positions and command centers in Nyala with air attacks.
- The RSF claims the army’s drone strike hit a busy livestock market, killing 30 civilians.
- The RSF did not confirm if some of its fighters were killed or if its centers were destroyed.
- A human rights group said a market in Nyala was hit by a drone linked to the Sudanese army.
- Fighting between the army and RSF is increasing across several regions in Sudan.
- The RSF has control over most of the Darfur region, which the army is trying to retake.
- Sudan’s civil war started in 2023 and has caused tens of thousands of deaths.
- The United Nations calls the situation in Sudan the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.
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