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A genocidal militia was coming for his city. He was one of the last doctors left

A genocidal militia's advance imperils a city's last doctors, exposing civilians to catastrophic healthcare shortages.

By · Published October 23, 2026  05:28 UTC · Updated October 23, 2026  06:24 UTC

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  • Primary Driver: A genocidal militia's advance imperils a city's last doctors, exposing civilians to catastrophic healthcare shortages.
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Civilians in Sudan face dire healthcare consequences as a genocidal militia's forces close in on their city. One of the last doctors left in the area is now at risk.

The militia's actions threaten to exacerbate the already devastating humanitarian crisis unfolding in Sudan. The RSF fighters, led by Hemedti's forces, have been accused of targeting hospitals and healthcare facilities, leaving many without access to medical care.

Amnesty International has documented unlawful killings, detention, and torture of civilians by the RSF. What will become of the city's last doctors and its civilians as the militia draws closer?

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What is happening in Sudan?

A genocidal militia is advancing on a city, leaving civilians without access to healthcare.

Who is responsible for the attacks on healthcare facilities?

The RSF fighters, led by Hemedti's forces.

What evidence supports the claims of deliberate targeting of hospitals?

A BBC investigation found that the attacks were deliberate and systematic.

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Sudan RSF Hemedti El Fasher humanitarian crisis

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