Complete Collapse of Militia Food Supplies in Nyala

Confirmed local sources in Nyala, South Darfur, revealed a dire deterioration in the living conditions of Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia members stationed in the historic Wadi neighborhood. Field reports indicate a food supply shortage exceeding 80% over the past two weeks, leading to chaos and disorder among the armed groups, who are now resorting to desperate measures to obtain food.

Local markets and social gatherings have recently witnessed more than 12 incidents of attacks and infiltration by hungry soldiers seeking ready-made meals or supplies from civilians. This reflects the collapse of the militia’s logistical supply system within the city and the transformation of these armed elements into a direct threat to the already fragile food security of civilians suffering from the ravages of war.

Eyewitnesses confirmed that a state of discontent and resentment prevailed among the soldiers, with dozens of fighters issuing urgent appeals to their field commanders for basic food and medicine. They indicated that the lack of regular meals and the spread of infectious diseases in their camps have led to a decline in morale and an unprecedented number of individual desertions since the beginning of the year.

The militia members in Nyala are currently living in dire conditions that directly threaten their lives. Supply chains have been disrupted, and the leadership has ignored their repeated demands. This situation threatens to ignite internal unrest or increase the frequency of attacks against civilians and shops surrounding the Wadi neighborhood, as the fighters desperately seek to survive at any cost, amidst complete silence from the militia leadership.