According to a report, u.n. officials say the conflict in Sudan has brought one of the worst humanitarian nightmares in recent history. Reportedly, the power struggle between the sudanese military and the rapid support forces has killed atleast 14,000 people.
According to the report, Omdurman, next to the capital, Khartoum has recently been retook by the army, and was described as a sparsely inhabited wasteland where mortars fall daily. Reportedly, rsf snipers are stationed in apartment blocks at the damaged parliament building in Khartoum. According to the report, for nearly a year the army and the rsf have battled over Khartoum and nearby cities. Reportedly, the rsf have taken control of areas south of Khartoum and most of Darfur.
According to the report, more than 3 million people have left Khartoum state in the past year, but some of the elderly have stayed. Reportedly, the military has been criticised for the aerial bombing of where rsf fighters are. According to the report, conflict in Ardamata has killed more than 10,000 people since April; in November the army garrison was captured by the rsf.
Reportedly, there has been accusations of rape and other attacks, the rsf said they will set up a process to investigate alleged human rights abuses.
According to the report, Sudan entered a new period of instability in 2019 when street protests and a military coup ousted long time leader, Omar al-Bashir. Reportedly, a joint military and civilian government was established that was overthrown by another coup n 2021 by the army and the rsf, but the two allies fell out. According to the report, the u.n. said communities are on the brink of famine. Reportedly, most of those able to leave have fled the country, some sudanese are in refugee camps in Chad.