Survivors fleeing the Sudanese city of El-Fasher are reporting horrific ethnic attacks by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), with civilians targeted based on their tribe and skin colour following the paramilitary group's capture of the city on October 26. Eyewitnesses describe streets filled with bodies and families being executed.

• Hassan Osman, a student from El-Fasher, stated that people were judged by their tribe and skin colour, and those from "certain tribes" were "killed on sight".
• Amna Haroun, a member of the Zaghawa African tribe, witnessed the RSF gun down her husband and eldest son in front of her.
• The United Nations and rights monitors have reported widespread atrocities in El-Fasher, with UN experts citing "credible reports" of executions that "may amount to crimes against humanity."