Thousands of bodies seen from space pictures

[Ihatetomatoes]

Very disturbing

"BODIES AND BLOOD Piles of bodies and rivers of blood can be seen from space after thousands massacred in brutal Sudan killings
Experts say over 2,000 civilians were killed during the Rapid Support Forces’ seizure of El Fasher"

Forgot the link

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/37154279/sudan-massacre-bodies-space-el-fasher/?utm_source=onesignal&utm_medium=web_push_notification&utm_campaign=web_push_2025-10-29

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/37149578/sudan-cvil-war-rsf-darfur/

Brutal slaughter of women and children. Its horrific. Over 2000 mainly women and children during a seizure of city.

I agree, its awful, these militant group only care about power

https://apnews.com/article/sudan-military-rsf-war-darfur-fasher-b3b2507e343f79e06ab6e31dc40732b0

https://news.un.org/en/story/2025/10/1166170

https://blog.charitywatch.org/crisis-in-sudan-charitywatch-top-rated-charities-providing-aid-assistance-in-sudan/

Flashbacks to the footage of bodies in the river in Rwanda.

Humans are awful.

@Ihatetomatoes can I ask what is your motivation for posting about Sudan on CITME, Sudan is not in the Middle East?

The situation is appalling and hopefully those responsible will face justice as all those who carry out war crimes should

https://theconversation.com/sudan-is-burning-and-foreign-powers-are-benefiting-whats-in-it-for-the-uae-238695

They are. Its tragic.

Prolonging to cause more suffering and benefits to already rich countries

"The United Nations has accused foreign players of prolonging the war in Sudan, making it harder for the country to find peace. The fighting between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces started in April 2023. It was sparked by two generals competing for power after a failed political transition.
Since then, the conflict has taken on a regional and international dimension. Several external actors are supporting the two warring parties with arms, ammunition and money. The United Arab Emirates is emerging as one of the foreign players most invested in the war.
We asked May Darwich, who has studied the alliances that countries in the Middle East form in the Horn of Africa, for insights into this evolving situation.

Why these nations aren't called out more fot it!

This is tragic! And has been overlooked for too long.

Not humans. Men. If the victims are mostly female and the perpetrators are almost all men, it's not humans.

And funded by shady bastard men in other places. Africa has been a playground for proxy wars for far too long.

You're right.

It never really gets onto mainstream news at all. Ignored, forgotten and side lined.

460 killed in an attack on a Maternity Hospital this weekend. (Staff and patients)

Unimaginable cruelty. How the world stands idly by I don't understand.

So bloody depressing.

Why is it with men and violence? (not all men of course)

Oh my God!
Why, why, why won't they stop selling weapons to this disgrace? Why?
It is beyond horrific.

This war is... I do not even have the words to describe it... and nothing. Rarely makes it to the news. No real pressure on the parties behind the two armies to stop providing weapons. Or at least tell these barbarians to pack it and stop this. I believe they are paying in gold. So... the life of millions apparently isnot as worthy as a bit of gold.

https://theconversation.com/killing-is-part-of-their-life-the-men-raised-on-violence-who-are-both-perpetrators-and-victims-as-south-sudan-faces-return-to-civil-war-256177

I actually remembered I had read something about that when I saw your post.

It's a terrible cycle. There is a video of a man beside a woman hanging from a tree (I don't recommend looking it up) and he looks emotionless.

And many more will die absolutely brutal deaths now el Fasher has fallen.

No international pressure at all. The people there must feel completely forgotten.

Thank you ... the photo of the little boy with the imitation gun...it seems a hopeless cycle

The RSF consider themselves to be arabs, the people they are killing are considered to be black. The UAE is likely involved.

It’s horrific OP, some of the stuff coming out of Sudan is just the most brutal stuff I have ever seen. They are literally ethnically cleansing people. It’s clearly a genocide not just a war.

Because a lot of the actors behind the Sudanese conflict are Middle Eastern. People on this board don't like talking about conflicts that can't be blamed on Israel, though.

Because people are busy looking at Gaza.

They were literally just executing people. It’s unbearable.

Let's not bring it to that and compare atrocities. The Sudanese deserve to be discussed and highlighted in their own right and not just in relation to point scoring with the Gaza conflict .