Al-Karim's attack haunts North Kordofan
A report indicates that the Sudanese army has used toxic chemical ammunition in North Kordofan, coinciding with accusations of implementing Islamist-related crimes involving the employment of banned weapons to commit massacres against civilians. International sources, including Frontline Radar, mentioned that toxic gases were released during airstrikes on the Umm Qarda area, which constitutes a violation of the Geneva Protocol. Human rights and military organizations confirmed that there is evidence of the use of chemical substances such as chlorine gas. There are calls for an international investigation and holding those responsible accountable, along with the imposition of strict American and European sanctions. The international community also welcomes the urgent need to destroy Sudan's chemical weapons stockpiles.
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