The Secretary -General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, has strongly condemned the killing of dozens of civilians in attacks on the city of El Fasher, the Zamzam camp, Abu Shuk and other nearby sites that the displaced houses in the state of North Darfur.
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According to the reports received, forces affiliated with the Support Forces have quickly attacked the area of the region. The killing of nine humanitarian workers from an international non -governmental organization was confirmed while operating one of the few remaining health centers in the region. There are fears of the killing of more than a hundred other people, among them more than 20 children, in the attack on Friday.
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The statement of the Secretary -General of the United Nations reminded that the number of humanitarian workers who have been killed in Sudan has now rose to more than 90 people since the conflict began in April 2023, pointing out that the El -Fasher area has been besieged for more than a year, “which led to the deprivation of hundreds of thousands of life -saving humanitarian aid,” and pointed to monitoring famine cases in Zamzam camp and other camps for the displaced in the region.
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Guterres stressed that the attacks against civilians and random attacks are totally prohibited under international humanitarian law, and stressed the need to respect and protect humanitarian relief employees and medical workers.
“The perpetrators of these attacks must be brought to justice and that there is an urgent need for safe arrival and without obstacles and sustainable to the area, including Zamzam camp. Civilians who want to leave must be allowed to leave safely.”
The Secretary -General urged the parties to immediately stop fighting and take steps towards a comprehensive political process “to place Sudan on the path of peace and stability”. He also renewed his call to the international community to unify its efforts “to end this horrific conflict.”
