Sudan’s military leadership has made a rare visit to a displacement camp in Darfur, where thousands of civilians have fled escalating violence between the army and the Rapid Support Forces. The visit comes amid growing international outrage over reported massacres, sexual violence, and starvation-level conditions in parts of the conflict zone.
Humanitarian agencies estimate that millions have been displaced since the fighting began, with hundreds of thousands crossing into neighboring Chad and South Sudan. Despite calls for a ceasefire, both sides continue to exchange heavy fire across major cities. Analysts say the military’s visit was intended to project authority, though many view it as a public relations gesture amid deepening humanitarian collapse and the growing threat of genocide-level atrocities.
