RSF Attacks Wad Madani, Displacing Thousands and Escalating Sudan Conflict

As aid agencies withdraw and residents lose faith in the army, reports of unlawful arrests and killings surface.

RSF paramilitary force has attacked Wad Madani, the second-largest city in Sudan, causing fear and displacement among civilians.
RSF's attack on Wad Madani marks a significant turn in the ongoing conflict, despite calls for an end to the war by RSF commanders.
Army's response to RSF's invasion has been criticized, with residents losing faith in their ability to regain control of the city.
Aid groups and UN agencies have evacuated foreign staff and closed operations in Wad Madani due to the escalating conflict.
Reports of unlawful arrests and killings by the army have surfaced, with young men suspected of cooperating with RSF being targeted.