Troika Condemns Escalating Violence in Darfur

Conflict in Sudan's Darfur region sees death toll rise to 9,000, displacing over 6 million people.

Violence and human rights abuses in Sudan's Darfur region have escalated, with claims of ethnic cleansing.
The Sudanese Armed Forces and Rapid Support Forces are being urged to end the fighting that has killed at least 800 people and displaced another 8,000 since earlier this month.
Attacks on civilians by the RSF in west, central and south Darfur have been particularly concerning.
The Troika, consisting of the United States, Britain, and Norway, are calling for a negotiated settlement through Saudi-hosted peace talks.
The conflict in Darfur has resulted in about 9,000 deaths and the displacement of over 6 million people, according to U.N. figures.