Reports: Illuminating Sudan’s Realities
“Industrial Zone Massacre in Al-Sajjana, Khartoum: Over 31 Serious Injuries“
Sudan Sawa Sawa, January 8, 2025
On Tuesday, January 7, 2025, a tragic incident occurred in the industrial zone of Al-Sajjana, Khartoum, where the Sudanese Air Force conducted an airstrike that resulted in the deaths of numerous civilians and caused serious injuries. Although an accurate death toll is not yet available, reports indicate a significant number of victims from this bombing. Below is a detailed list of the injured, along with their locations and types of injuries:
Injured Individuals:
1. Reem Arif – 20 years old – Female – Burns on the head.
2. Malak Faisal – 25 years old – Female – Burns on the hands and legs.
3. Khadija Mousa Ahmed – Female – Various burns.
4. Asia Mousa – 16 years old – Female – Various injuries (shrapnel).
5. Reem Abiq – 20 years old – Female – Shrapnel injuries in the hand and leg.
6. Manara Jabra – 42 years old – Female – Various injuries (shrapnel).
7. Fatouma Yahya – 40 years old – Female – Body injury (burns).
8. Kafah Adam – 18 years old – Female – Various injuries (burns).
Mayu:
1. Wessal Mohammed – 19 years old – Female – Various burns.
2. Nasser Ramzi – Male – Various injuries (rash).
3. Mutawakkil Ali – 24 years old – Male – Various injuries (rash).
4. Samar – 20 years old – Female – Various injuries (rash).
5. Dalia Mohammed – 32 years old – Female – Injury in the hand and leg (rash).
6. Hossam Adam – 35 years old – Male – Head injury (rash).
7. Hazem Younis – 14 years old – Male – Leg injury (rash).
Al-Yarmouk:
1. Taysir Mohammed – 25 years old – Female – Various burns.
2. Dakhel Abdullah – 26 years old – Female – Various injuries in the leg (rash + burns).
3. Ahmed Salah – 18 years old – Male – Head and back injury (rash).
4. Ahmed Ismail – 35 years old – Male – Hand injury (rash).
5. Amal – 30 years old – Female – Fire injury.
6. Hanan Ajeeb – 40 years old – Female – Fire injury.
Ed Hessan:
1. Aatif Khalaf Allah – 35 years old – Male – Burns
2. Islam Abdel-Latif – 13 years old – Female – Injury to the right leg
3. Alia Ramadan – 26 years old – Female – Multiple injuries (burns)
Al ingaz:
1. Saleh Fadl – 27 years old – Male – Head injury (burns)
2. Salah Hassan – 27 years old – Male – Head injury (burns)
3. Zakaria Abdel-Rahman – 23 years old – Male – Multiple injuries (burns)
Other Locations:
– Al-Azhari: John Lone – 16 years old – Male – Multiple injuries (burns)
– Al-Salma: Musa Hassan – 50 years old – Male – Leg injury (burns)
– Al-Rayan: Enas Majd – 25 years old – Female – Hand and leg injuries (burns)
– Abdel-Rahman: Manahil Hamdeen – 40 years old – Female – Multiple injuries (burns)
Unknown Identities:
23 cases with various injuries (burns, fire), distributed among different locations or without a specific site.
“Arson, Looting, and Displacement of Residents in Hala Berti, Southwest of Labdo in East Darfur”
Sudan Sawa Sawa, January 8, 2025
On January 6, 2025, the Labdo locality in East Darfur, specifically the Hala Berti area located southwest of Labdo, suffered a violent attack carried out by armed groups. The repeated intrusion of livestock belonging to these groups into the residents’ farms has caused widespread panic and fear among the population, leading to a notable increase in displacement waves. According to information derived from local sources, this attack resulted in the burning and looting of citizens’ properties and assets, exacerbating their suffering and humanitarian conditions.
“25 Killed and Dozens Injured in Jabalain Locality, White Nile State“
Sudan Sawa Sawa, January 8, 2025
Report by: Ahmed Farouk
Jabalain locality in White Nile State, specifically in the village of “Umm Koweika” located east of Jabalain city, has witnessed fierce clashes between the Sudanese Armed Forces and Rapid Support Forces, resulting in a significant number of casualties.
Incident Details:
Attack on Umm Koweika:
On the evening of Monday, January 6, 2025, the Rapid Support Forces launched an attack on the village of “Umm Koweika,” leading to the deaths of over 25 individuals and injuring dozens more. The village had become a refuge for many displaced persons from Sinner State who fled there to escape previous attacks.
Ambush in Al-Sharak Area:
Local sources reported that the Rapid Support Forces set up a well-planned ambush for the army and volunteers in the Al-Sharak area, resulting in the deaths of 34 individuals from the village of “Um Al-Qura.”
Humanitarian Implications:
The Jabalain area is experiencing a massive wave of population displacement from conflict-affected regions, with citizens facing severe shortages of food, water, and security. The United Nations has warned of a worsening humanitarian crisis in Sudan, noting the spread of hunger due to the ongoing conflict.
Calls for Peace:
Amid these tragic events, voices are rising for an end to the war and a search for peaceful solutions. Activists and civil society are urging the conflicting parties to cease hostilities and come to the negotiating table to achieve peace and stability in the region.
The violent events in Jabalain locality highlight the urgent need to stop hostilities and work towards a lasting peace that protects civilians and ensures them a dignified life free from violence and displacement.
“Reports of Killings, Rape, and Arbitrary Arrests in the Funo Ain Sero Region of North Darfur”
Sudan Sawa Sawa, January 1, 2025
Informed sources reported that on the Thursday morning of December 26, 2024, at around 4 AM, Sudanese army forces conducted an airdrop in the Funo area, west of Ain Sero in North Darfur. This air drop included four crates filled with weapons, ammunition, military uniforms, and cash. Following this event, local residents rushed to collect the money, while the identity of those who seized the equipment remains unknown.
On Sunday, December 29, Sheikh Musa Hilal, the chairman of Revolutionary Awakening Council arrived in Funo area from the Um Qura area, known as “Jena” in Dar Srif, accompanied by 25 vehicles belonging to the Revolutionary Awakening Council, as well as two vehicles from the Rapid Support Forces led by Hamid Abdul-Rasoul. The Sheikh Musa spoke with the village residents, confirming that these supplies belonged to the Awakening Council and were state-sponsored.
Subsequently, forces affiliated with the Awakening Council carried out horrific attacks, raping 12 girls aged between 12 and 16, and arbitrarily arresting over 65 citizens, including two village leaders and six children. Additionally, four women and three men were killed. The detainees were taken with them, while eight members of local administrations were released in an effort to recover the missing crates. They are under threatened with an assault on Ain Sero if a sum of 2 trillion Sudanese pounds won’t be paid.
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