Civilians on the confrontation line in the “forgotten” Sudan war, warns the United Nations Sudan war news

The report says that ethnic violence increased with the passage of the civil war on two years in the first half of 2025.

Civilians bear the greatest burden SudanThe evil civil war extends and condenses, United Nations to caution.

The United Nations Human Rights Office (OHCHR) said in a report issued on Friday that civilian deaths and ethnic violence have increased significantly with the war on the anniversary of the anniversary for two years during the first half of 2025. On the same day, reports stated that dozens were killed by confusion in an attack on a mosque in Darfur.

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The report says that the civil death rate throughout Sudan has increased, as 3384 civilians died in the first six months of the year, a number equal to 80 percent of the 4238 civilian deaths throughout 2024.

“Sudan’s conflict is a forgotten conflict, and I hope that a office report highlights this catastrophic situation as brutality crimes, including war crimes,” said in a statement.

#Sudan Deepening the crisis amid the increasing civil losses, and the exacerbation of ethnic violence and the humanitarian situation, finds Unhumanrights a report.

Countries must face a dark fact of what has now evolved into a broader protection crisis and the use of their influence to end this conflict.

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United Nations Human Rights (Unhumanrights) September 19, 2025

The report said: “Many trends remained consistent during the first half of 2025: the continued spread of sexual violence, random attacks, and the wide use of revenge violence against civilians, especially on an ethnic basis, targeting the accused individuals” in cooperation with the opposition parties. “

New trends include the use of drones, including attacks on civilian sites and in northern and eastern Sudan, which have not spared largely due to the war.

“The increasing ethnicity of the conflict, which depends on discrimination and long equality, is serious risks to stability in the long term and social cohesion within the country,” Turki said.

“Many lives will be lost without urgent measures to protect civilians and without providing fast and unknown humanitarian aid.”

Since April 2023, Sudan was It is attracted by a brutal war Between the Sudanese army and the semi -military rapid support forces (RSF).

The conflict killed tens of thousands and explained about 12 million people. The United Nations described it as one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world, with the prevailing famine in parts of Darfur and South Sudan.

In fact, the war divided the country, where the army was north, the east and the center, while RSF dominates almost parts of the south and almost all the West Darfur region.

The suit of efforts made by the United States, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates to mediate the ceasefire between the warring parties so far.

“RSF 43 civilians were killed in a plane blow to a mosque early on Friday in the besieged city of Al -Fashir, the capital of North Darfur.

Non -governmental organizations described the attack as a “heinous crime” against unarmed civilians who showed “the blatant group of human and religious values ​​and international law.”

The deployment of resistance committees in the Chen, a group consisting of local citizens of society that includes human rights activists, who follow violations, a video clip that is said to show parts of the mosque that has been reduced to ruins with many bodies spread on the site, is now full of wreckage.

The same group stated on Thursday that RSF targeted many non -armed civilians, including women and older adults, in the city’s displacement shelters.

One day ago, he said that the heavy artillery by RSF continuously targeted residential neighborhoods.