Politics
Add as a preferred source on GoogleFrance 24 reported that hundreds of thousands of people have fled Sudan for Chad. Its correspondent also described continuing trauma among survivors of the El Fasher massacre.
Chad hosts refugees from Sudan in numbers reaching the hundreds of thousands, while a drone strike killed at least four people in Bamina last week, France 24 reported Tuesday.
The broadcaster said people fled into Chad to find safety and described the conflict as affecting the country. It identified Bamina as a border town.
France 24 correspondent Harold Girard also reported continuing trauma among many people who lived through the El Fasher massacre.
The UK also announced £15 million for survivors of sexual violence and other humanitarian needs.
The U.N. Human Rights Office documented more than 6,000 killings during the RSF offensive’s first three days, while food monitors warned of growing famine risk.
SUNA said Sudan’s delegation will include the foreign and finance ministers at the Oct. 28-29 summit in Moscow.
