Core Points - The statement from the Fashir Resistance Committee indicates that a drone attack in Fashir, North Darfur, resulted in 8 civilian deaths and multiple injuries [1] - The attack is attributed to the Sudan Rapid Support Forces, which allegedly dropped multiple bombs on a residential area [1] - The Rapid Support Forces have not responded to the allegations regarding the drone attack [1] Conflict Background - Armed conflict between the Sudan Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces erupted on April 15, 2023, in Khartoum and has since spread to other regions [1] - Over two years of conflict have led to nearly 30,000 deaths and displaced over 12 million people [1] - The Darfur region, particularly North Darfur, is a primary battleground, with the Rapid Support Forces controlling four out of five states in the region [1] - Ongoing struggles for control over Fashir city have persisted since May 2024 [1]

Core Points - The UNICEF office in North Darfur's capital, El Fasher, was attacked on September 24, resulting in at least 7 deaths [1] - Armed assailants broke into the office, stealing communication equipment and vehicles belonging to UNICEF [1] - The ongoing conflict in Sudan has led to nearly 30,000 deaths and over 12 million people displaced, with North Darfur being a major battleground [1] Summary by Sections Attack Details - The UNICEF office was targeted by unknown armed individuals, leading to casualties and theft of equipment [1] - The office had been sheltering a large number of displaced civilians since the siege of El Fasher began [1] Conflict Background - Armed conflict erupted between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces on April 15, 2023, in Khartoum, spreading to other regions [1] - The conflict has persisted for over two years, with North Darfur being one of the primary areas of contention [1] - As of May 2024, both factions have been engaged in a struggle for control over El Fasher [1]

Core Points - On September 16, a statement from the Sudanese civil organization "Sudan Doctors Network" reported an attack in a residential area on the outskirts of El Fasher, North Darfur, resulting in 18 civilian deaths and 14 kidnappings [1] - The statement accused the Sudan Rapid Support Forces of the attack, claiming armed individuals entered the residential area to rob and opened fire on residents, including the kidnapping of 14 individuals, among them 3 girls [1] - The humanitarian situation in El Fasher is described as dire, with severe shortages of basic necessities [1] Conflict Background - Armed conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces erupted on April 15, 2023, in the capital Khartoum, spreading to other regions [1] - Over two years of conflict have resulted in nearly 30,000 deaths and displaced over 12 million people [1] - The Darfur region is identified as a primary battleground, with the Rapid Support Forces controlling four out of five states in the region, except for North Darfur [1] - Since May 2024, there has been ongoing contention between the conflicting parties over control of El Fasher [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Sudanese Armed Forces regained control of two key cities in North Kordofan from the Rapid Support Forces after intense fighting on September 7, marking a significant development in the ongoing conflict in Sudan [1] Summary by Relevant Sections Military Developments - The Sudanese Armed Forces reported recovering the cities of Riah and Kazgiel, located south of the North Kordofan capital, Obeid, after several hours of fierce combat [1] - The Rapid Support Forces have reportedly retreated after their defensive lines were breached, although they have not yet responded to these claims [1] Strategic Importance - North Kordofan serves as a strategic corridor connecting the capital, Khartoum, with the western Darfur region, highlighting its significance in the ongoing conflict [1] Conflict Background - Armed clashes between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces began on April 15, 2023, in Khartoum and have since spread to various regions [1] - The prolonged conflict has resulted in nearly 30,000 deaths and displaced over 12 million people, indicating a severe humanitarian crisis [1]

Core Points - The statement from the Sudanese civil organization "Sudan Doctors Network" reported that multiple residential areas in the capital of North Darfur, El Fasher, were shelled on August 30, resulting in 7 civilian deaths and 71 injuries [1][3] - The statement accused the Rapid Support Forces of conducting the shelling and condemned their long-term siege and systematic bombardment of El Fasher, which violates international law and humanitarian law [1] - The organization urged the international community to take urgent action to stop the illegal actions of the Rapid Support Forces, end the siege on El Fasher, and open humanitarian corridors [1] Conflict Background - Armed conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces erupted in Khartoum on April 15, 2023, and has since spread to other regions, resulting in nearly 30,000 deaths and over 12 million displaced individuals over more than two years [3] - The Darfur region is a primary battleground, with the Rapid Support Forces controlling four out of five states in the region, except for North Darfur [3] - Since May 2024, there has been ongoing contention between the two factions over control of El Fasher [3]

Core Points - The UN Secretary-General António Guterres called for an immediate ceasefire in the city of El Fasher and surrounding areas in North Darfur, Sudan, due to ongoing violence and civilian casualties [1] - Guterres expressed shock at the attacks by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on El Fasher, which he stated are serious violations of international humanitarian law [1] - The RSF's bombardment on August 27 resulted in 24 civilian deaths and 55 injuries, according to the Sudanese Doctors Network [1] - Since the outbreak of armed conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces and RSF on April 15, 2023, nearly 30,000 people have died, and over 12 million have been displaced [1] - The Darfur region, particularly North Darfur, has been a major battleground, with RSF controlling four out of five states in the region [1] - Ongoing struggles for control over El Fasher have persisted since May 2024 [1]

当地时间8月21日，苏丹民间组织"苏丹医生网"发表声明称，苏丹西部北达尔富尔州首府法希尔市以北的阿布舒克难民营20日夜间遭遇武装分子炮击，造成9 人死亡，包括5名儿童和4名妇女，另有18人受伤。 声明称苏丹快速支援部队发动此次袭击，指责该武装蓄意伤害手无寸铁的平民。目前苏丹快速支援部队尚未对此作出回应。 △阿布舒克难民营（资料图） 2023年4月15日，苏丹武装部队与快速支援部队在首都喀土穆爆发武装冲突，战火随后蔓延至其他地区。持续两年多的武装冲突已造成近3万人丧生，超1200 万人流离失所。达尔富尔地区是冲突的主战场之一。该地区所辖五个州中，除北达尔富尔州外，其余四州均已被快速支援部队控制。自2024年5月以来，冲 突双方围绕法希尔市的控制权展开持续争夺。（总台记者 赵远方） 阿布舒克难民营位于法希尔北部，是苏丹最大的难民营之一，收容了超过50万名流离失所者。近期，该难民营多次遭遇袭击。 ...

当地时间8月16日，苏丹总理伊德里斯发表一则视频讲话，呼吁相关国家和武装组织停止招募雇佣兵并将其派往苏丹参与苏丹武装冲突。 苏丹国家电视台6日报道称，苏丹空军在南达尔富尔州首府尼亚拉摧毁一架载有哥伦比亚籍雇佣兵的阿联酋飞机，造成数十名雇佣兵死 亡。哥伦比亚总统佩特罗当晚在社交媒体上发文，呼吁国会尽快审议禁止哥伦比亚公民充当雇佣兵的法案。 2023年4月15日，苏丹武装部队与快速支援部队在首都喀土穆爆发武装冲突，战火随后蔓延至其他地区。持续两年多的武装冲突已造成近 3万人丧生，超1200万人流离失所。（总台记者 赵远方） 责编：张青津、卢思宇 伊德里斯在讲话中用西班牙语呼吁停止在苏丹部署雇佣兵，并对哥伦比亚总统佩特罗日前呼吁国会立法禁止哥伦比亚公民充当雇佣兵表 示赞赏。 苏丹政府本月4日指控阿联酋资助哥伦比亚雇佣兵为苏丹快速支援部队作战，对抗苏丹武装部队。 ...

声明表示，在31名遇难者中包括7名儿童和1名孕妇，声明指责苏丹快速支援部队发动此次炮击。快速支援部队未对此作出回应。 △阿布舒克难民营（资料图） 当地时间8月16日，苏丹民间机构"苏丹医生网"发布声明称，苏丹西部北达尔富尔州阿布舒克难民营当天遭遇炮击，造成31名平民死亡，另有13人受伤。 阿布舒克难民营位于北达尔富尔州首府法希尔北部，是苏丹最大的难民营之一，收容了超过50万名流离失所者。近期，该难民营多次遭遇袭击。 2023年4月15日，苏丹武装部队与快速支援部队在首都喀土穆爆发武装冲突，战火随后蔓延至其他地区。持续两年多的武装冲突已造成近3万人丧生，超1200 万人流离失所。达尔富尔地区是冲突的主战场之一。该地区所辖五个州中，除北达尔富尔州外，其余四州均已被快速支援部队控制。自2024年5月以来，冲 突双方围绕法希尔市的控制权展开持续争夺。（总台记者 赵远方） ...

苏丹快速支援部队尚未就上述消息作出回应。 喀土穆消息：据苏丹民间机构和地方组织16日发布的消息，苏丹快速支援部队当天炮击该国西部北达尔 富尔州首府法希尔市一处难民应急中心及多个居民区，造成31人死亡。 苏丹民间机构"苏丹医生网"在一份声明中说，苏丹快速支援部队16日对法希尔北部的阿布舒克难民应急 中心发动炮击，造成31人死亡，其中包括7名儿童和1名孕妇，另有13人受伤，伤者已被送往医院。这一 行为公然违反国际公约与人道主义准则。声明还表示，苏丹快速支援部队的长期围困导致法希尔食品、 药品严重短缺，成千上万流离失所的妇女和儿童面临风险。 阿布舒克难民应急中心16日发表声明证实，密集炮弹击中该中心北侧，造成30多人死亡、超过20人受 伤。 另据苏丹地方组织"法希尔抵抗委员会协调组织"同日发表的声明，此次炮击造成大量平民伤亡、居民财 物和基础设施严重受损，引发民众恐慌，导致出现新一轮的人口流离失所。 为争夺对北达尔富尔州的控制权，去年5月以来，苏丹武装部队联合地方武装力量，同苏丹快速支援部 队在法希尔展开激战。达尔富尔地区位于苏丹西部，划分为5个州，除北达尔富尔州外，该地区其他4个 州目前均被苏丹快速支援部队控制。 ...