Attacks by Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Force have killed hundreds of civilians, including infants, in White Nile state, Sudanese officials and rights groups said Tuesday. Sudan's Foreign Ministry said in a statement that the paramilitary group targeted civilians in the past few days

Sudanese officials and rights groups say insurgent attacks by the paramilitary Rapid Support Force have killed hundreds of civilians, including infants, in White Nile state.

The war has killed tens of thousands, uprooted more than 12 million and created what the International Rescue Committee has called the 'biggest humanitarian crisis ever recorded'.

Attacks by Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces, RSF, left no fewer than 200 people dead over the past three days. Activists stated this on Tuesday as the paramilitary group delayed signing a political charter that could pave the way for a breakaway government.

Sudan's RSF have killed more than 200 people in attacks on villages around the town of al-Gitaina in White Nile state over the past three days, an activist group said. The group, known as Emergency Lawyers and comprising legal experts,

Dozens of civilians were killed and injured on Monday in an attack launched by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on villages and the city of El Quteina in White Nile State, southern Sudan. Villagers sent out distress calls through audio recordings that were widely circulated,

Sudan's Foreign Ministry said in a statement that the paramilitary group targeted civilians in the past few days in villages in the al-Gitaina area.

Attacks by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces have killed more than 200 people over the past three days, activists said on Tuesday, as the paramilitary group delayed signing a political charter that could pave the way for a breakaway government.

The Emergency Lawyers network said the attacks happened in al-Kadaris and al-Khelwat towards the north of White Nile state - areas where the military had no presence. RSF fighters were guilty of "executions,