displaced after Rapid Support Forces 10,000 invade more than 100 villages east of Al-Jazeera

Local sources said that the Rapid Support Forces continued their invasion of the villages of Al-Jazeera State , central Sudan , which exceeded 100 villages, east, west and north of the state.

Al Jazeera Conference platform, which specializes in state news, reported that the Rapid Support Forces assassinated a number of civilians, including a volunteer and humanitarian activist from the city of Rafaa, and looted citizens’ property.

The platform said, in another update, that the Rapid Support Forces killed three residents of the Al-Sariha area in Al-Kamlin locality, north of Al-Jazeera State, including an infant who was forcibly taken from his mother, and the residents found two bodies in an irrigation canal.

Local sources revealed that the Sudanese army’s warplanes targeted, today, the Rapid Support Forces’ sites in the city of Tamboul, east of Al Jazeera, and the “Al-Junaid” sugar factory, causing heavy losses among these forces, which continued to mobilize their members from the eastern Nile region and from the west of Al Jazeera towards its east.

According to sources, the pace of violations by the Rapid Support Forces has increased due to the lack of transportation, which forced a number of citizens to move on foot from Tambool, east of the island, and from there to the Al-Sabbagh area in Gedaref State, a distance estimated at 164 kilometers.

The Rapid Support Forces took control of the city of Tamboul on October 22, following battles with the Sudanese army and its supporting battalions, following the announcement of the defection of its commander in the state.

The Rapid Support Forces launched an attack on more than 30 villages, killing and wounding hundreds and displacing thousands of civilians.