Overview
- A Yale-affiliated team said imagery from Monday to Friday shows 31 clusters of body-like objects across homes, a university campus and military sites.
- Sudan’s army accused the RSF of executing more than 2,000 unarmed civilians after the group took the city following an 18-month siege.
- The UN reports about 65,000 people have escaped while many others remain in Al-Faschir, and basic supplies are scarce.
- Médecins Sans Frontières denounced arbitrary and ethnically motivated killings and said far fewer displaced people reached nearby Tawila than expected.
- Foreign ministers condemned the violence, the UK pledged £5 million in aid, and a UN panel previously found credible allegations that the UAE supplied advanced weapons to the RSF.