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New Evidence Points to Ongoing Mass Killings in El‑Fasher as RSF Pledges Arrests

Fresh satellite analysis plus verified videos indicate continuing atrocities, fueling urgent demands for access, ceasefire, accountability.

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In satellite imagery collected on 27 October 2025, clusters of dark colored objects consistent with people create a large queue outside the former Children's Hospital, stretching from the building to the gate of the compound. Across the street, a new cluster of white objects appear that are not seen in prior imagery collected on 26 October. In imagery collected on 28 October 2025, dark colored objects of a similar size and color as the queue seen in previous imagery now appear tightly grouped together. In the same image, a new set of light-colored objects appears in the southeast corner of the compound. Across the street, the object cluster appears to grow in number.
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Overview

  • Yale’s Humanitarian Research Lab identified at least 31 clusters consistent with human bodies across El‑Fasher from Oct. 27–31, signaling that killing may be ongoing.
  • Geolocated footage verified by newsrooms shows executions, including a fighter identified as Abu Lulu shooting captives, with separate videos showing bodies across city sites.
  • The Rapid Support Forces say they have detained several fighters for violations and released video of Abu Lulu in custody, while disputing claims of large‑scale killings.
  • United Nations agencies report more than 65,000 people have fled El‑Fasher, with many still trapped as survivors describe executions, sexual violence, looting and abductions.
  • Foreign ministers of the UK, Germany and Jordan called for an immediate ceasefire and unhindered humanitarian access as RSF control of El‑Fasher completes its hold over Darfur’s state capitals.