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Fire breaks out on Sireig Island, causing displacement of 30 people Destruction of six shelters in full

RSF siege of al-Abyad city causes collapse of humanitarian services Destruction of water supply network and complete paralysis of transportation movement within the city

Kalokting camp witnesses large influx of displaced persons due to indiscriminate drone strikes The displacement camp contains more than 170,000 civilians and their families from women, children, and the elderly

Statement by international aid organisations on the Siege of El Obeid: https://t.co/2IefyPpetF

Siege conditions and drone attacks have disrupted water supplies, fuel distribution, and other essential services in El Obeid. Grain mills have ceased operating, bakeries have closed, and food prices rose across the city. Pictured are two victims of recent drone attacks. https://t.co/k9Do4lr79I

Escalation of violence on the desert road between Darfur and Northern [State], coinciding with the Rapid Support Forces sending new mobile units to a number of combat axes. https://t.co/3fTPNmsDqE

The International Organization for Migration stated in a statement issued on Monday, June 22, 2026, that approximately 2,260 people displaced from the villages of Urshi and Du in Um Barro locality, North Darfur, fled on June 17, 2026, as a result of military operations carried out by the Rapid Support Forces in recent days. https://t.co/am499Fa74D

Sudanese Army defenses manage to down a drone in Tawysha city A source: Taraz FH-95 aircraft

Rapid Support Forces carry out killing operations against citizens in the desert, and Osman sends mobile forces to combat axes White Nile State suffers from the siege, with reports pointing to the approach of its collapse

Six individuals killed in clashes between two RSF forces in al-Muglad city, West Kordofan State Clashes led by RSF leaders from the sons of West Kordofan

A Rapid Support Forces drone struck the Karima fuel station in Kosti yesterday, resulting in the death of a forty-year-old driver from Rabak and the injury of 14 others, including a seventy-year-old truck driver, a fuel station worker in his twenties, and a rickshaw driver aged 21. https://t.co/p5CutKXbmH

RSF Seizes Sirkum Garrison in Blue Nile Routed army defenders flee as RSF claims prisoners and equipment

After coming under attack, 100+ Sudanese army soldiers manning defenses at Surkum in Blue Nile State broke ranks and fled, according to published RSF drone footage. Footage is low resolution but shows disturbing scene of a pursuing combat vehicle running over a soldier. https://t.co/YZTYy2w1O8 https://t.co/4CiFHk4xLB

The Rapid Support Forces targeted a fuel station in the city of Kosthi, killing one person and injuring 5 others The area is witnessing clashes between the military and armed groups and health services

RT @UNHumanRights: #Sudan: The significant RSF build-up around El Obeid city in Kordofan suggests an imminent offensive & human rights disa…

A drone targeted a passenger transport vehicle in Sabreen market in Al-Malaha locality, resulting in the deaths of nine people and injuries to others https://t.co/Yp9YVLITPl

Here's a video of RSF combatants at the captured Sudanese Armed Forces outpost at Sirkum, Blue Nile State, 20 June 2026. https://t.co/NyyFKqoPKe

The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on Saturday captured the military garrison of Sirkum in Sudan's Blue Nile State, according to videos geolocated by Sudan War Monitor. Located about 12 kilometers southwest of Sali in Kurmuk locality, Sirkum has long served as a defensive position https://t.co/w7F9nNYySK

Statement of condemnation regarding the targeting of the main power station in the city of al-Abyad by the Rapid Support Forces The Sudanese Army and all other parties call for abstaining from any form of disruption of civilian services in operations

A drone targeted a vehicle carrying soldiers at Sabreen market in Al-Malaha locality, resulting in the deaths of nine people and injuries to others Continued attacks on civilians in Al-Malaha and Ambro localities

UN calls on RSF to cease imminent offensive on Sudan’s el-Obeid UN calls on RSF to cease imminent offensive on Sudan’s el-Obeid Submitted by MEE staff on Fri, 06/19/2026 - 19:22 The United Nations' Volker Turk warned that a siege could lead to a repeat of the atrocities that took place in el-Fasher People are transported in the back of a truck, some 30 kilometres east of the city of el-Obeid, in Sudan's North Kordofan region, on 9 January 2023 (Ashraf Shazly/AFP) Off The United Nations has issued an urgent warning saying that Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) could imminently lay siege to el-Obeid, risking large-scale atrocities. El-Obeid is the capital of the North Kordofan state in Sudan. “We have seen this playbook before,” the UN high commissioner for human rights, Volker Turk, said, referring to North Darfur’s capital el-Fasher. “We know where it led then, and cannot now allow a repeat of the preventable atrocities we documented in el-Fasher and Zamzam IDP camp.” El-Fasher fell to the RSF in October 2025, following an eighteen-month siege, which Middle East Eye reported caused widespread massacres, mass rapes, and looting by the RSF. The UN concluded that these actions “bore the hallmarks of genocide”. Turk stressed that people across Kordofan face grave danger “in the absence of action to halt the imminent offensive and further military escalation”. The warning comes amid a significant buildup of RSF troops and intensified artillery shelling and drone strikes in el-Obeid. According to reports from the Ayin Network, consistent drone strikes targeting fuel stations and trucks have triggered an “acute fuel crisis”. The crisis has paralysed local public transit and disrupted water treatment facilities, forcing residents to navigate el-Obeid on foot or in donkey-drawn carts, as they attempt to flee towards the neighbouring White Nile State. The RSF can take control of the Kordofan region through a siege on el-Obeid. It has strongholds in the Jabal Abu Sunun area, 40 kilometres to the west of el-Obeid; the Kazqil area, 70 kilometres to the south; and the city of Bara, 60 kilometres north. Sudanese victims ask ICC to investigate Emiratis over RSF atrocities in el-Fasher Read More » Fearing a repeat of the violence in el-Fasher, the Coalition for Atrocity Prevention and Justice for Sudan, comprising Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands, Norway, Sierra Leone and the United Kingdom, presented a joint statement to the UN Human Rights Council on Thursday. Backed by 21 other countries, the coalition demanded that the RSF cease its assault on el-Obeid and called on all parties to “descalate” and adhere to international humanitarian law. They urged foreign states to apply maximum pressure on the RSF, the Sudanese Armed Forces, and their respective allies to prevent atrocities. However, the document notably avoided naming the United Arab Emirates, which Middle East Eye has reported provides financial and military backing to the RSF through a network of supply routes spanning Libya, Chad, Uganda, and the breakaway regions of Somalia. They urged all parties to de-escalate and adhere to international humanitarian law, demanding that states apply maximum pressure on the “Rapid Support Forces, Sudanese Armed Forces, and their allies to prevent atrocities and protect civilians”. UNHCR did not respond to MEE's requests for comment by the time of publication. Sudan war News Post Date Override 0 Update Date Mon, 05/04/2020 - 21:19 Update Date Override 0

Egyptian army attack on mines in northern Nile Valley causes death of more than 50 miners; 80 of the wounded transferred to Atbara city to receive treatment Continuing Sudanese resistance and defending resources as a barrier to Egyptian economic interests