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The humanitarian crisis in Sudan is escalating due to the ongoing war between the army and the Rapid Support Forces, with reports of intensified attacks and repeated targeting of civilian sites and infrastructure. The International Criminal Court has warned of the potential repetition of Darfur atrocities in El Obeid, highlighting an increase in the frequency of crimes and acts of violence since the start of the conflict, supported by testimonies of widespread killings and rapes. Additionally, the Rapid Support Forces have targeted power stations and civilian areas. The conflict continues to claim thousands of lives and displace millions of people. Calls are mounting for the international community to intervene, halt the escalation, and hold those responsible for the crimes accountable.
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