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Sudanese Army Chief Reports Family Kidnapping
Sudanese Army Chief of Staff General Yasser al-Atta revealed that the Rapid Support Forces attacked family homes in Khartoum at the onset of the war, capturing his younger brother and four family members, including the son of a paternal uncle who died while in detention. The detainees are still held in Djeiris Prison in Nyala, and their detention conditions are described as harsh. There have been offers to release them in exchange for the surrender of Rapid Support Forces officers, but these have not been fulfilled. In the ongoing conflict that has been escalating since April 2023 between the Army and the Rapid Support Forces, resulting in severe losses and the displacement of millions of Sudanese, Al-Atta accused Ethiopia of attempting to benefit from the situation by supporting the Rapid Support Forces, occupying Sudanese territories such as Fashaga and Delaig, with the aim of expansion and supplying the Rapid Support Forces. He also claimed that Ethiopian airports have been used to launch drones against Sudan. Ethiopia currently denies these allegations, and no official Ethiopian response has been issued yet.
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