Disease and famine have invaded Khartoum, Sudan After the struggle between two warring factions, diseases and extreme hunger started to affe...

Disease and famine have invaded Khartoum, Sudan

After the struggle between two warring factions, diseases and extreme hunger started to affect the city of Khartoum in Sudan, and more people are fleeing their homes.

The seriousness of the fighting is further demonstrated by the fact that some Khartoum residents informed the French news agency AFP that the jets' gunfire woke them up from their slumber.

As of now, multiple police stations in Khartoum City have been assaulted, and the country's television station was damaged by a missile strike.

Although the government has not yet reacted to this tragedy, the RSF admitted responsibility for starting the attacks in a statement that was released.

Since the battle is currently taking place in the city's centre, Khartoum's citizens believe that the war has never been as awful as it is right now.

Despite the fact that the RSF soldiers are in control of Khartoum, they are accused of robbing residents of their possessions and breaking into the homes of those who managed to flee.

Abdelfatah Al-Burhan, the head of the military administration, was compelled by this tragedy to urge young people to enlist in the military and fight against the RSF forces.