On Friday, a missile strike targeted a mosque in El Fasher, Sudan, resulting in the deaths of dozens of people, including a doctor who had recently shared information with The Times. The attack has intensified the suffering of the local population, who are already enduring the brutal siege by paramilitary forces. Witnesses have described the aftermath as harrowing, with many unable to comprehend the scale of the destruction.
The city of El Fasher, located in the Darfur region, has become a flashpoint in Sudan’s ongoing conflict. The paramilitary forces, which have been operating with little regard for civilian lives, have been conducting airstrikes and ground attacks, causing widespread devastation. International observers have condemned the violence, calling for an immediate cessation of hostilities and the protection of civilian populations.
Survivors of the attack have expressed their anguish, with many calling for an end to the violence. Local authorities have struggled to provide adequate relief efforts, as the situation continues to worsen. The attack serves as a grim reminder of the human cost of the conflict, with families mourning the loss of loved ones and communities facing unprecedented challenges.