[WonderMomma]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

I kind of forgot about this thread. (sorry)

"Ukrainian special forces continue to give nightmares to the Sudanese "Rapid Reaction Force", which is supported by "Wagner" in Sudan"

"They write that this is footage of the cleaning of a building with militants from the "Wagner" PMK in Sudan by Ukrainian special forces."

[WhiskeyOutpost]

"Sudanese troops in combat with the RSF in Omdurman."

[kellyhound]

Might be West Darfur. Saw videos of crying babies still attached to the back of their dead mom's laying around with other corpses etc.
https://reliefweb.int/report/sudan/d...pe-dozens-enar

[Naratengonti]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

Might be West Darfur. Saw videos of crying babies still attached to the back of their dead mom's laying around with other corpses etc.
https://reliefweb.int/report/sudan/d...pe-dozens-enar

Fuckin hell, thats horrible. Fuckin southern sahara and all the unnecessary suffering there.

[depraved1]

Will be lots of unwanted pregs & lots of STDs.

Their “reasonings” for political rapes are just a bunch of excuses for hyper-sexual men in a savage land.

[kellyhound]

russian and UAE-backed rebels from "Operational Support Force" shoot down russian military cargo plane IL-76 with weapons in Sudan. It is known that there were Russians on board and they died.

[WonderMomma]

It's been a while but there's been an escalation. The RSF have captured El Fasher and commenced mass executions.

Thanks to HIGHTECHDUDE for these videos. I encourage anyone else who may come across more media to please post it in this thread.

In recent days, videos have flooded social media showing mass executions and atrocities carried out in Sudan by the Rapid Support Forces following their capture of El Fasher, the last major city in Darfur that had remained under government control. After an 18-month siege, the RSF overran the city in late October 2025. Once inside, fighters reportedly carried out large-scale massacres, executing civilians, burning homes, and targeting specific non-Arab ethnic groups such as the Zaghawa, Fur, and Berti.

Satellite imagery shows scorched neighborhoods, fresh mass grave sites, and burn patterns stretching for miles across the city. Activists and humanitarian monitors describe RSF fighters going door to door, detaining or killing men and teenage boys, while women and children fled into the desert or toward overcrowded camps with little access to food or water. Hospitals, including the Saudi Maternity Hospital, were attacked, and hundreds of civilians sheltering there were reported killed.

These attacks are part of what observers now describe as a campaign of ethnic cleansing. Eyewitnesses say the killings were deliberate and organized, meant to erase non-Arab communities from Darfur. The RSF has denied responsibility, but satellite and on-ground evidence points to a coordinated operation that mirrors previous atrocities in the region.

The wider conflict began in April 2023 when Sudan’s national army and the RSF turned their rivalry over power-sharing into an all-out civil war. Since then, both sides have committed serious abuses, but the RSF’s conduct in Darfur stands out for its systematic, ethnically driven nature. Over twelve million people have been displaced, famine conditions are spreading, and communication blackouts make independent verification nearly impossible.

The latest footage emerging in the past week shows executions, charred streets, and bodies lying in the open, filmed by fighters themselves. The volume of this material and the scale of the killings suggest a sharp escalation since the fall of El Fasher. Human rights groups and international monitors are calling it one of the worst mass killings in the conflict so far and possibly the clearest evidence of organized ethnic cleansing by the RSF.

The situation continues to deteriorate, with Darfur now almost completely under RSF control. Thousands of civilians remain trapped, and aid groups warn that the death toll could rise dramatically if safe corridors are not opened soon. The events unfolding now in western Sudan are being described as a new phase in the war, one defined by extermination and silence, as the world’s attention drifts elsewhere.

Links for reference:
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...support-forces
https://www.al-monitor.com/originals...claims-control
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world...easefire-talks
https://www.ohchr.org/en/press-relea...violations-rsf
https://www.newsweek.com/sudan-rsf-c...eaths-10959965
https://www.reuters.com/world/africa...hts-2025-09-19
https://www.lemonde.fr/en/le-monde-a...25329_124.html

[HIGHTECHDUDE]

IDK if anyone has interest in this, but it was these photos that showed where villagers were possibly herded for massacre. Large bloodstains could be seen from the air. Preliminary estimates show about 2000 people may have been killed. I'll keep my eyes peeled for any related video...

[diehard88]

fucking sad.

I condemn this.

[kellyhound]

Reportedly a senior officer in the Rapid Support Forces, now locked in a vicious civil war with the Sudanese Armed Forces, Abu Lulu has been named the “star” of several distressing videos circulating on social media.

In some clips, filmed after the RSF’s recent takeover of the city of El-Fasher in western Sudan, he appears to shoot unarmed prisoners at point-blank range.

It is not the first time Abu Lulu has allowed himself to be filmed attacking helpless captives.

On Aug. 18, during an earlier RSF assault on El-Fasher, footage surfaced of him interrogating a civilian.

A transcript published by Sudans Post, which describes itself as “an independent, young, grassroots news media organization,” identified Abu Lulu as Brig. Gen. Al-Fatih Abdallah Idris, an RSF officer.