Sudan's RSF Conducted Starvation Siege of El-Fasher
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Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) imposed a siege on the city of El-Fasher, cutting off food supplies to the population. This siege caused widespread starvation and humanitarian distress in the region. The situation affects thousands of civilians and worsens the ongoing conflict in Sudan.
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- •The RSF controlled access to El-Fasher, preventing food and aid from entering the city.
- •The siege led to severe shortages of food and essential supplies for residents.
- •El-Fasher is a key city in North Darfur, an area already affected by conflict.
- •The siege has contributed to increased displacement and suffering among civilians.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Sudanese government forces break the RSF siege of El-Fasher food and aid could reach civilians, reducing starvation and easing humanitarian conditions
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