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Sudan: UK sanctions 4 paramilitary commanders over ‘mass killings’

By Editorial Board Published December 13, 2025 5 Min Read
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Sudan: UK sanctions 4 paramilitary commanders over ‘mass killings’

The UK has sanctioned senior commanders of Sudan’s Fast Help Forces (RSF) over suspected heinous violence together with mass killings, systematic sexual violence and deliberate assaults on civilians.

The commanders have been designated on Friday after documented atrocities dedicated by RSF troops in El Fasher, the capital of North Darfur.

Deputy commander Abdul Rahim Hamdan Dagalo, the brother of RSF chief Mohamed Hamdan “Hemedti” Dagalo, is amongst 4 commanders of the paramilitary group that can face asset freezes and journey bans. Hemedti himself isn’t on the checklist of sanctions.

Sudan: UK sanctions 4 paramilitary commanders over ‘mass killings’

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Abdulrahim Hamdan Dagalo raises his fist in Kenya, Nairobi, at a February assembly of Sudanese teams. Pic: AP

El Fasher was captured by the RSF on 26 October after an 18-month siege in opposition to the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF). The RSF co-ordinated a marketing campaign of enforced hunger, shelling and drone strikes with widespread civilian casualties.

Different volunteers pleaded with us to induce the world to save lots of Darfur and condemned the “inhumanity” of the worldwide apathy. Most of the folks we met in North Darfur misplaced family members to the RSF’s violent takeover of the town.

After the seize of El Fasher, typically spelled Al Fashir, RSF fighters filmed themselves killing civilians within the fields across the metropolis as they tried to flee.

Sudanese soldiers from the Rapid Support Forces. File pic: AP

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Sudanese troopers from the Fast Help Forces. File pic: AP

Yale Humanitarian Labs analysed high-resolution satellite tv for pc imagery from the streets of El Fasher within the days after the RSF seize. Their evaluation confirmed objects within the streets that correspond with corpses and huge red-coloured stains prone to be blood. A civilian who escaped the slaughter advised us they have been stepping over our bodies on their means out of the town.

An RSF insider mentioned that at the very least 7,000 folks have been killed by their troops within the first 5 days of seize and that sanctioned RSF deputy commander Abdul Rahim Dagalo commanded your entire operation. Celebratory footage shared by the RSF exhibits him within the metropolis solely hours after it fell.

A photo released by UNICEF shows displaced children and families from El Fasher. (Mohammed Jammal/UNICEF via AP)

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A photograph launched by UNICEF exhibits displaced youngsters and households from El Fasher. (Mohammed Jammal/UNICEF by way of AP)

In a doc naming the sanctioned people, the UK authorities mentioned Dagalo was accountable for participating in, supporting, or selling “serious violations of international humanitarian law in Sudan”.

These “grave breaches” comprise “the mass killings of civilians; ethnically targeted executions; sexual violence, including gang rape; abductions for ransom; widespread arbitrary detentions; and attacks on health facilities, medical staff and humanitarian workers”.

Additionally sanctioned was main normal Osman Mohamed Hamid Mohamed, the pinnacle of the RSF’s Operations Division, in addition to brigadier normal Al-Fateh Abdullah Idris and subject commander Tijani Ibrahim Moussa Mohamed.

A child who fled El Fasher receives treatment at a camp in Tawila. Pic: AP

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A baby who fled El Fasher receives therapy at a camp in Tawila. Pic: AP

The RSF has been battling the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) for management of Sudan since April 2023. The paramilitary group held the capital Khartoum for 2 years earlier than it was recaptured by the military in March.

Preventing pivoted to Darfur because the RSF tightened its siege on El Fasher and massacred the close by Zamzam displacement camp earlier than closing in on the town.

The epicentre of the battle has now shifted to 3 fronts within the southwest Kordofan, threatening to tear Sudan into two.

The RSF has made current positive aspects; seizing the important thing metropolis of Babanusa in West Kordofan – a railway metropolis that connects the west, east, south and north of the nation – and the oil-rich city of Heglieg on the border with Sudan’s South Kordofan State and South Sudan.

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