Nyala: Rhino – On Monday, Sudanese army warplanes launched four airstrikes on the city of Nyala, the capital of South Darfur state, killing hundreds of innocent people in different parts of the city’s neighborhoods, and their bodies are being counted and removed from the rubble of residential houses, according to eyewitnesses, who said that most of the victims are children, women and the elderly.

In a statement, the RSF condemned the incident, saying that the army’s warplanes, backed by external parties, carried out intensive air strikes on Nyala, the capital of South Darfur state, on Monday night, and that the attacks targeted residential neighborhoods and public facilities in the city, including health hospitals.

According to the statement, the airstrikes turned the city of Nyala into a hotbed of fire, with hundreds of people killed and wounded in different parts of the city’s neighborhoods.

The statement reads: “The Port Sudan gang deliberately terrorized and terrorized the citizens through four sorties, during which it dropped dozens of barrels and explosive bombs in a barbaric and disgraceful behavior that will have serious consequences.”

The statement continued: “The manipulation and mockery of the lives of defenseless citizens are crimes that will not be erased from the memory of the Sudanese, and our forces emphasize that the response will be strong and painful for the terrorist killers, and the hands of justice will surely reach them after our forces destroy the last strongholds of terrorism and collaboration.