The paramilitary force in Sudan storm the largest displacement camp in the country, robbery and set fire to the market and several homes, said a local refugee group.
The Zamzam Camp in North Darfur has been a target of intense artillery firing since the end of last year, but this is the first time forces of rapid support (RSF) has been charged with sending to fighters.
Obviously, he told the BBC that the situation in the camp was “extremely catastrophic”. There were many casualties, but the camp at the camp was no longer functioning, he said.
The nearby town of El-Fashire, one of the centers of the Civil War, which broke out in 2023, is already under the siege of RSF while fighting with the army.
The military and the RSF were allies – coming to power together in a coup – but they fell over an internationally supported plan to move to civil government.
Sudan's block of Sudan from internal displacements and refugees said the Zamzam camp had invaded Tuesday.
However, the RSF spokesman denied that his fighters had penetrated him, stating that they had seized a nearby military base belonging to an armed group, which was fighting with the Sudanese military after firing RSF control points for days.
Zamzim hosts about half a million displaced people who are already starving.
The reports say the attack forced thousands of them to escape again.
Northern Darfur Health Minister Ibrahim Abdullah Hatter told the BBC that the injured in the attack was not able to reach El-Fasher for treatment because RSF blocks the road and prevents access to the city.
“Those who suffer the most are displaced people,” he said.
The humanitarian catastrophe worsened at the end of last year when Zamzm fell under heavy artillery fire, which organizations for assistance, including doctors without borders, accused the RSF.
A group of international non -governmental organizations issued a statement in December, saying that attacks on Zamzim have noted “escalation of the violence of a site that has previously been spared by active hostilities”, although it is “in accordance with the attack model” on other camps for other camps for displaced people.
“This emphasizes the reality that there are now no safe places for people to flee to northern Darfur,” the message said.
The siege of El -Fasher began last April – a year in the conflict.
It is the only city that is still under army control in Darfur, where RSF is charged with ethnic cleansing against Nearabian communities.