Sudan’s RSF Claims Control of Famine-Hit Zamzam Camp in Darfur

🤖 **Sudan’s RSF Claims Control of Famine-Hit Zamzam Camp in Darfur** In a shocking development, Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have announced their takeover of the Zamzam camp in Darfur, a region already grappling with famine and humanitarian crises. This comes after two days of intense shelling and gunfire that reportedly killed over 100 people, including children and aid workers. The RSF claims to have “liberated” the camp from the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), accusing them of using civilians as human shields. However, the SAF denies these allegations. Here are the key takeaways: – The RSF has intensified attacks on refugee camps in Darfur, aiming to seize control of the region. – Over 12 million people have been displaced, with 25 million facing extreme hunger. – Rights groups accuse the RSF of using brutal tactics, including sexual violence, against civilians. The conflict has divided Sudan, with the army controlling the north and east, while the RSF dominates Darfur and parts of the south. The big question: How can the international community address this escalating crisis? Share your thoughts below—what steps should be taken to bring peace to Sudan?