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Heavy fighting continued on Friday in Khartoum and Darfur. This is despite the extension of the truce in Sudan between the army and paramilitary forces engaged in a war for power that has killed more than 500 people in nearly two weeks.

In an interim report in El Geneina, the capital of West Darfur state, the Doctors Syndicate reported that 74 people were killed during the first two days of fighting on Monday and Tuesday. As all hospitals are “out of service”.

Across the country, “the health system is on the verge of total collapse” and “12,000 patients with kidney failure could die from a lack of dialysis,” the union warns.

The army of Major General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and the Rapid Support Forces of General Muhammad Hamdan Dagalo, known as “Hemedti”, agreed, during the night from Thursday to Friday, to extend the armistice for a period of 72 hours, which has hardly ended. not respected.

Witnesses told AFP that air strikes and anti-aircraft fire took place in Khartoum, near the army headquarters.

The situation is very tense

In Darfur, “the situation is still very tense,” a resident of El Geneina told AFP: “It was a very difficult day yesterday. The markets were looted and there is no more food.”

He stated that many buildings and camps for the displaced had suffered “severe damage” and “power outages since Monday.”

Lawyers and doctors are sounding the alarm in this border region of Chad. In El Geneina, the fighters took out “machine guns, heavy machine guns and anti-aircraft shooting machines” and “fired missiles at houses,” according to the Darfur Bar Association.

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He urged Burhan and Hemedti to stop this stupid war immediately on the backs of civilians.

The United Nations, for its part, points out that “weapons are distributed” to civilians. His Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights has warned that the conflict is fueling ethnic clashes again in West Darfur, saying it is “concerned” about a “climate of generalized impunity”.

The United Nations warned that about 50,000 “severely malnourished” children would be deprived of food aid there, which suspended its activities after the death of five humanitarian workers.

Little information leaks from this region, where the war broke out in 2003 between the regime of Omar al-Bashir, who was overthrown in 2019, and rebels from ethnic minorities, which left about 300,000 dead and about 2.5 million displaced, according to the United Nations.

Mutual accusations

The belligerents continue to accuse each other of violating the armistice. Indeed, the army denounced the shooting of a Turkish military plane that came to evacuate citizens. Ankara confirmed that there were no casualties, according to the state-run Anadolu Agency.

Major General Burhan, on Al-Hurra TV, denounced the entry of “the mercenaries of Chad, the Central African Republic and Niger into the fighting.”

On the diplomatic front, the two generals said they had exchanges with the United States, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Ethiopia or South Sudan. Juba is concerned about the “already apparent floods” of conflict, particularly with the influx of “refugees” into neighboring countries.

Tens of thousands of people have already crossed the border, mainly from Chad to the west and Egypt to the north. According to the United Nations, 270,000 people could flee to Chad and South Sudan.

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It is expected that Major General Burhan’s representative will arrive in Cairo on Saturday to meet with the head of Egyptian diplomacy, Sameh Shoukry.

Hopes of a democratic transition dashed, the two generals together ousted civilians from power during a coup in 2021. Since then, they have been unable to agree on integrating the paramilitaries into the army before finally going to war on April 15.

In Khartoum, Khartoum’s five million residents are deprived of running water and electricity as well as internet and often telephone access. Gasoline and cash also began to run out.

evacuation

Many Western countries, including the United States, France, Canada and the United Kingdom, continued to evacuate hundreds of people. China announced that it has evacuated most of its citizens.

And a new Saudi ship arrived on Friday in Jeddah (west), bringing to 2991 the number of people evacuated by Riyadh, which received most of the foreigners who left Sudan by sea.

This article is automatically published. Sources: ats / afp

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