Satellite evidence reveals mass killings in Sudan's El Fasher
Satellite imagery analyzed by Yale University provides evidence of mass executions in El Fasher, Sudan, following the city's capture by the Rapid Support Forces. The paramilitary group, allegedly backed by the UAE, has been accused of systematic killings that have visibly altered the landscape. This development marks one of the bloodiest chapters in the ongoing conflict as international organizations report widespread displacement and attacks on critical infrastructure.
New satellite evidence reveals the horrifying scale of violence in Sudan's El Fasher as the strategic city falls to the Rapid Support Forces paramilitary group. Analysis from Yale University's Humanitarian Research Lab shows visual proof of mass executions following the RSF's takeover of this key urban center in North Darfur.Satellite Evidence of Atrocities
The research identified suspicious objects measuring 1.2-2 meters in length throughout El Fasher's neighborhoods, with surrounding soil showing reddish discoloration consistent with blood stains. Vehicles belonging to the paramilitary group were strategically positioned to block side streets, creating conditions described by experts as ideal for hunting down fleeing civilians. These findings corroborate eyewitness accounts of systematic killings.
Humanitarian Catastrophe Unfolds
The United Nations International Organization for Migration reports that approximately 26,000 people have been displaced from El Fasher in just two days amid intensified fighting. The World Health Organization confirmed attacks on the partially functional Saudi Hospital, resulting in the death of one nurse and injuries to three other healthcare workers. This assault further cripples the already devastated healthcare infrastructure in the region.
International Context and Allegations
The Rapid Support Forces' capture of El Fasher came after Sudan's armed forces withdrew from the city, with military leader General Abdulfattah al-Burhan vowing to reclaim the territory. Strong allegations persist that the United Arab Emirates has provided substantial military and logistical support to the RSF throughout the conflict, despite denials from Abu Dhabi. United Nations documents have recorded secret flights and supply shipments channeled through Chad to support the paramilitary group's operations.
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