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Sudan Conflict Deepens as Humanitarian Crisis Reaches Unprecedented Scale

Two years of fighting between the Sudanese Army and RSF have displaced millions, with escalating violence, war crimes, and severe resource shortages worsening conditions.

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Ein zerstörtes Haus, in dem ein Mann unter den Trümmern nach etwas sucht

Overview

  • Over 30 million people in Sudan now require humanitarian aid, making it the largest displacement and humanitarian crisis globally.
  • Recent RSF attacks in Darfur, including the seizure of the Samsam refugee camp, have resulted in mass civilian casualties and intensified regional divides.
  • Both the Sudanese Army and RSF face accusations of war crimes, including deliberate civilian targeting and widespread use of sexual violence as a weapon of war.
  • The territorial division of Sudan is solidifying, with the Sudanese Army controlling the north and east, while the RSF dominates Darfur and southern regions.
  • International aid efforts remain severely underfunded, with only 10% of required resources secured, leaving millions at risk of hunger, disease, and lack of medical care.