The UK has sanctioned 15 Sudanese military leaders, including RSF and SAF commanders, for alleged involvement in a ‘campaign of rape’ and mass killings during the siege of El Fasher.
Why it matters. The sanctions aim to hold accountable those responsible for atrocities committed during the conflict, potentially influencing future actions by Sudanese military forces.
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