The Sudanese Doctors Network reported today that an attack by the Rapid Support Forces in the region of Mistrih, North Darfur, resulted in 28 fatalities and 39 injuries, including 10 women. This devastating assault destroyed the only health center in the area, with several medical staff members taken captive, their fate remains uncertain. The violence has instilled terror among local residents, leading to significant displacement and worsening humanitarian conditions in the region.

In a harsh condemnation, the Sudanese Doctors Network characterized the actions of the Rapid Support Forces as a 'complete crime' and a blatant violation of international humanitarian laws which protect civilians from violence. They emphasized that the attack has resulted in widespread fear among the affected population and urged international bodies to take immediate action to protect the displaced civilians and facilitate humanitarian access to aid and medical support.

Additionally, the UN has issued a grave warning regarding the looming threat of famine in Delang, Southern Sudan, following attacks on relief convoys. This situation underscores the urgent need for humanitarian assistance as the ongoing conflict severely disrupts access to food and resources, exacerbating the suffering of countless civilians in the region. The calls for international intervention grow louder as communities grapple with the dire circumstances resulting from both violence and a lack of basic necessities.