57 Civilians Killed in Escalated RSF Assaults on North Darfur

Recent attacks on El-Fasher and Zamzam camp intensify violence, deepen famine, and prompt renewed international calls for action.

The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) launched coordinated assaults on El-Fasher and Zamzam displacement camp on April 11, killing 57 civilians, including women and children.
Heavy artillery, sniper fire, and suicide drones were used in the attacks, marking a significant escalation in the two-year conflict between the RSF and Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF).
The Zamzam camp, already suffering from famine and limited aid access, saw further devastation with civilian infrastructure destroyed and humanitarian services halted.
The ongoing RSF siege of El-Fasher, the last SAF-controlled state capital in Darfur, has exacerbated the region's humanitarian crisis, displacing millions and cutting off supplies.
Global leaders and international organizations are urging immediate intervention, including sanctions and measures to ensure civilian protection and aid delivery.