Sudan's Horror: The RSF's Genocidal Rampage

Sat Nov 08 2025 00:45:49 GMT+0200 (Eastern European Standard Time)

A shocking investigation reveals the brutal actions of Sudan's Rapid Support Forces, who celebrated a massacre that left thousands dead, as they effectively trapped civilians in a city cut off from the world.

This article delves into the horrific atrocities committed by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF), who celebrated a recent massacre in el-Fasher that may have resulted in over 2,000 deaths. Humanitarian officials are calling for accountability as the ICC investigates potential war crimes. As the RSF reinforces its position, it has developed a blockade that restricts aid access, leading to extreme violence against civilians. This investigation highlights graphic descriptions of the violence, complaints of a brutal siege, and the RSF's attempts to control the narrative post-massacre.

Warning: This story contains graphic descriptions of executions.

Fighters cheer while riding on a pick-up truck past a row of dead bodies, proudly declaring, Look at this genocide. This was the grim celebratory mood among members of Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) following a massacre that left an estimated 2,000 people dead in the city of el-Fasher.

The RSF, a paramilitary group involved in a devastating war against Sudanese military forces, has long faced accusations of war crimes and human rights abuses. In the wake of their siege on el-Fasher, they constructed barricades to trap civilians and block humanitarian aid.

Satellite images captured the RSF’s systematic approach to isolating the city and attacking civilians, including deadly strikes on places of refuge. Eyewitness accounts and videos show the magnitude of the violence, which ranged from targeted executions to celebrations of the group’s lethal capabilities.

As the international community calls for justice, the ICC is looking into whether the RSF committed crimes against humanity. Despite admitting some violations after the massacre, the RSF has been seen striving to reframe their role through propaganda, sharing footage purportedly exhibiting the humane treatment of prisoners while obscuring the severity of their actions.

Investigations suggest attempts at a cover-up, with reports of evidence removal from massacre sites to mitigate backlash. The RSF’s actions have ignited global outrage, and their horrifying legacy continues to unfold in a region burdened by grief and violence.