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20.09.2025

UN Questioned on El Fasher Siege by History

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Idris stated that “history will question the United Nations about the siege of El Fasher,” adding that “popular and international support is necessary to ensure the lifting of the siege on civilians.” The Sudanese Prime Minister’s statements came in the wake of a drone strike near the city of El Fasher in northern Darfur on Friday, which resulted in the death of at least 75 people, according to the camp’s emergency room.

In April 2023, intense and widespread clashes erupted between the Sudanese army forces in various regions across Sudan, as both parties attempted to control vital headquarters.

Arab, African, and international parties mediated to implement a ceasefire, but these mediations have not succeeded in reaching a permanent ceasefire.