Anadolu Agency reported Saturday that the Dar Hamar Emergency Committee said 10 civilians were killed in Al-Nuhud since Thursday, Nov. 12. The committee also described a communications blackout in the West Kordofan city.
The committee blamed the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) for the deaths. It described attacks across several neighborhoods, alongside looting, home raids and intimidation of residents. The blackout included the loss of Starlink service, the committee said.
Anadolu reported that the RSF had not immediately commented and had controlled Al-Nuhud since May 2025.
The United Nations said in an Aug. 24, 2026, statement that Sudan’s actual war death toll could not be confirmed but was likely in the hundreds of thousands. The statement also said about 13 million people had fled their homes. Those figures describe the wider conflict, which began in April 2023, while the committee’s account concerns Al-Nuhud.
