Sudanese Doctors Report RSF Mass Killings
(MENAFN) A Sudanese medical organization accused the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on Tuesday of accumulating numerous corpses inside residences in Bara city, located in North Kordofan state.
“Dozens of bodies are piled up inside homes after the RSF prevented the victims’ families from burying them, leaving the dead trapped in their houses while the living are surrounded by fear, hunger, and thirst,” stated the Sudan Doctors Network in a declaration.
The network described the RSF’s actions in Bara as “a scene that epitomizes the most grotesque forms of human rights violations and systematic killings.”
It further indicated that the number of civilians unaccounted for in the city is increasing daily amid “a complete communications blackout and the total absence of any effective medical or humanitarian presence in the city.”
Medical personnel reported large-scale displacement from Bara under extremely severe circumstances, with most residents forced to flee on foot, lacking food, medicine, or shelter.
“The health services have completely collapsed, and diseases and malnutrition spread among children, women, and the elderly,” the network warned, emphasizing that the RSF attacks in Bara constitute “a crime against humanity by every measure.”
The organization urged the international community to act immediately and decisively to halt these abuses, establish safe passages for civilians, and permit families to bury their deceased with dignity.
According to the International Organization for Migration (IOM), over 38,000 individuals have escaped North and South Kordofan due to escalating insecurity in the region since late October.
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