More than 6,000 people died in three days during the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) takeover of Al Fashir, Sudan, last October, according to a UN report detailing widespread atrocities classified as war crimes and potential crimes against humanity. The RSF, allied with Janjaweed militias, conducted mass killings, sexual violence, and ethnic-targeted attacks. The ongoing conflict, which began in April 2023, has created a severe humanitarian crisis, leading to famine. The UAE has been accused of supporting the RSF, a claim it denies.
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