Sudan's RSF Attacks Zamzam Refugee Camp, Escalating Violence in Darfur

The paramilitary group's assault has killed civilians, destroyed critical infrastructure, and worsened famine in the region.

The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) launched attacks on Zamzam camp, killing at least seven people and injuring dozens, according to Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).
Half of Zamzam's central market was destroyed in arson attacks, verified by satellite imagery and humanitarian reports.
The RSF claims the camp is a military base, but Yale researchers and experts suggest the attacks align with ethnic cleansing and genocide.
The violence has worsened an already dire famine, with 34% of children in Zamzam suffering from acute malnutrition as humanitarian aid is blocked.
Calls for international intervention and a UN arms embargo have intensified as the RSF continues to restrict escape routes and aid access.