Rapid Support Militia Kills More than 100 Citizens in Central Sudan in One Village

More than 100 martyrs and the same number of wounded fell in the Al-Seriha area in central Sudan at the hands of the Rapid Support Militia forces that attacked the village with heavy and light weapons.

The Rapid Support Militia has been leading a rebellion against the Sudanese army since April 15, 2023, and is accused by international and local organizations of committing crimes of genocide in Darfur during the crisis in the region and during the current war.

The residents of Al-Seriha, which was attacked by the Rapid Support Militia, work in agriculture and are located in an area far from the presence of Sudanese army forces. This incident is the second since the beginning of the war, but it is the most violent.

The events found widespread condemnation from Sudanese circles amid international silence regarding the violations of the Rapid Support Militia.

The fate of dozens of citizens in Al-Seriha who were kidnapped by the Rapid Support Militia in the Al-Seriha area and who appeared in a video broadcast by members of the militia is still unknown, while a leader called Sharon is accused of being behind the massacres in the area.

The area is witnessing a severe shortage of medicines and medical supplies, and the wounded are facing an unknown fate in light of the ongoing siege by the militia on Al-Seriha and the surrounding areas, as there are no international organizations such as Doctors Without Borders there.