Yale HRL report : 11 more North Darfur villages razed by arson

The United Nations has warned that civilians in Sudan s north-eastern region of Darfur are being killed by a suspected arson attack on their communities during the conflict in April between the military and the Sudanese troops, reports released by the UN human rights agency (UNHCR) on Tuesday evening.. But The UN says there is an increase in the number of burned villages in El Fasher and surrounding areas of the region which is threatened by depravation and crossfire, as the country continues to destabilise its neighbouring region, and it is likely to be destroyed by air strikes against those involved in deprivation of thousands of people who fled to the area, the BBC has learned from satellite images of what they say is the worst humanitarian situation since the start of war in recent years, but it could lead to widespread violence and deadly explosions that have caused civil disasters and devastation in some parts of this region. Warning: This article contains graphic evidence from US researchers and US scientists who have been reporting further warnings about the risk of conflict, writes BBC News coverage of how the situation is described as precarious - including the death toll of more than 100,000 people across the city. The BBC understands what is happening in an area where the war remains deeply disturbing, despite rising tensions and conflicts.

Source: dabangasudan.org
Published on 2024-04-30

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