Five people, including a child, were killed during attacks by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on villages in Gezira state in central Sudan. .
According to the resistance committees, Hemedti’s forces stormed the village of Talih al-Jababiq in the countryside of Abu Quta for the purpose of looting, stealing and terrorizing citizens, which led to two deaths. A child was killed while she opened fire on parents in her attack on the village of Haliwa in the south of the island.
In the May neighborhood of Wad Madani, the capital of Gezira state, a force of five members of the Rapid Support Forces attacked a house at midnight on Thursday and shot dead its owner in front of his sons. Another was killed in the village of al-Hosh, which has faced successive attacks in recent days, killing five people.
The RSF continued the siege of the village of Doha for the sixth consecutive day, and the committees denounced what they considered the withdrawal of the army from the village.
It stated: “The Army left the unarmed citizens in the face of the ghost of the Rapid Support Forces and their oppression, which in turn forces them to evacuate the village after the cessation of combing and the movement of the army and its withdrawal from the village, leaving citizens amid widespread displacement”.
Gezira state is witnessing widespread violence, which resistance committees say has worsened as communication and internet services are cut off in the central state.
This comes amid warnings of the situation spiraling out of control, circulated by emergency rooms active in providing aid to civilians in areas besieged by the fighting that has raged in the country since mid-April last year.
The army also advanced in Sennar province. His spokesman said that the Sudanese Armed Forces and other regular forces advanced and chased the Rapid Support and received a vehicle and military equipment from the Support Forces in the Jebel Moya area of Sennar State.
