Sudan’s RSF seized a hospital in al-Fashir, killing health workers and displacing civilians, worsening the world’s largest humanitarian crisis.

Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) attacked and seized a major hospital in al-Fashir, transforming it into a military base and committing mass killings, according to survivors and medical groups. The assault, part of a broader campaign targeting healthcare, killed at least four health workers and displaced civilians, with satellite evidence suggesting mass graves. The RSF’s actions, which violate international law, have worsened Sudan’s ongoing humanitarian crisis, the world’s largest, with over 12,900 attacks on healthcare globally since 2021. Despite a U.S.-proposed ceasefire and a unilateral RSF truce, fighting continues as the Sudanese Armed Forces repel attacks. Efforts to mediate have failed, leaving millions in need of aid.