The Islamic, Arab Genocide in Sudan Which the World Ignores
5th November 2025
In late October 2025, the paramilitary group Rapid Support Forces (RSF) launched a decisive assault on the city of El Fasher in North Darfur, marking a grim turning point in the ongoing war in Sudan. After an 18-month siege, the city’s last remaining hold-out of the national army in Darfur finally fell, sending tens of thousands of civilians fleeing and leaving behind a scene of carnage. ?
The RSF had surrounded the city with earthen berms and embargoed supplies for months, cutting off access for humanitarian aid and escape routes for civilians. ? On October 26 2025 they announced they had full control of the army’s 6th Division headquarters and other key positions inside El Fasher. ?
Once the RSF took control, multiple credible sources reported mass killings, summary executions, house-to-house raids, and attacks on hospitals and fleeing civilians. Satellite imagery and video footage show clusters of what appear to be bodies in public spaces, and large red stains on the ground consistent with mass fatalities. ? One hospital—the Saudi Maternity Hospital in the city—was reported to have been stormed and dozens of wounded, civilians and soldiers alike, were killed while lying in beds. ?
According to medical networks and human rights monitors, the death toll is likely in the thousands. A conservative estimate put the number at at least 1,500 civilians killed in the space of a few days, with some claiming over 2,000 fatalities. ? Ethnic motivations are also alleged, with the RSF targeting non-Arab sedentary communities in the Darfur region, prompting rights groups to call the assault a “true genocide”. ?