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RSF commander Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo promised an investigation while the United States, United Nations and others called for urgent action amid fears of another genocide in Darfur. Dagalo’s promise is unconvincing.
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RSF commander Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo promised an investigation while the United States, United Nations and others called for urgent action amid fears of another genocide in Darfur. Dagalo’s promise is unconvincing.
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El Fasher, Darfur dossier
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El Fasher, Darfur
The Rapid Support Forces are preparing for a possible assault on El Fasher, described as the last major Darfur city controlled by the government. A battle could be especially bloody given Darfur's history of mass violence.
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RSF chief Gen. Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo (aka Hemedti) unconvincingly promised to investigate the concerning accusations against his troops, but the U.S., UN, and others are calling for urgent, genuine action to prevent what many fear could become another full-blown genocide in Darfur.
RSF commander Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo promised an investigation while the United States, United Nations and others called for urgent action amid fears of another genocide in Darfur. Dagalo’s promise is unconvincing.
Open source reportSudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) said it had seized the army's Sixth Division Headquarters in El Fasher, Darfur. There are two conflicting narratives on the significance of the RSF's pronouncement.
An RSF claim that it seized the Sudanese army’s Sixth Division headquarters. Conflicting accounts over whether the facility was undefended and of limited value or represented the army’s last major bastion in western Sudan.
Open source reportSudan's Rapid Support Forces are eyeing an assault on El Fasher, which is the last major city in Darfur still controlled by the government.
The Rapid Support Forces are preparing for a possible assault on El Fasher, described as the last major Darfur city controlled by the government. A battle could be especially bloody given Darfur's history of mass violence.
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