Sudan: 150,000 killed as world's largest humanitarian crisis deepens

Since April, Sudan has been engulfed in civil war between General al-Burhan's army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) of General Hemedti — a conflict estimated to have killed 150,000 people and forced millions to flee. The UN warned that attacks in Darfur bear signs of genocide, and the mass use of rape as a weapon of war is unprecedented. The army recaptured Khartoum in March, but the RSF seized El Fasher — the army's last stronghold in Darfur — after an 18-month siege.

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