Doctors Without Borders is stopping operations in the camp in the Darfur Sudan region with the liberation of violence Sudan war news

Doctors without limits say that the increase in the fighting in the Zamzam camp and around it made it dangerous to work.

Doctors Without Borders said that he is suspending his work in a famine camp for the displaced people in the North Darfur region in Sudan, where it made the increase in violent attacks from work very dangerous.

In a statement on Monday, the medical charitable organization-known for its abbreviation in the French language in MSF-said Al -Fasher City It made it “impossible … to continue to provide medical assistance.”

The group said: “Despite the widespread hunger and the enormous humanitarian needs, we have no choice but to make a decision to suspend all our activities in the camp, including MSF Hospital,” the group said.

Doctors Without Borders was one of the few humanitarian groups still working in the camp, which includes about half a million people displaced by the destroyed civil war of Sudan.

Health workers in the organization’s field hospital helped in Zamamzam in treating wounded people in attacks before Semi -military Rapid Support Forces (RSF) This month, in addition to providing care for thousands of children with malnutrition.

“The stopping of our project in the midst of a deteriorating catastrophe in Zamzam is a tragic decision.”

“The tremendous proximity of violence, the great difficulties in sending supplies, impossibility to send experienced employees to obtain adequate support, and uncertainty about roads outside the camp for our colleagues and civilians leave us only a choice.”

We made the difficult decision to suspend our activities in the Zamzam camp, North Darfur, Sudan. The camp violence, which hosts about 500,000 people, was immersed.

We urge all armed actors in the region to protect civilians.

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– MSF International (@MSF) February 24, 2025

The war broke out in Sudan between RSF and the Sudanese army in April 2023.

It was both sides Warfare The United Nations also says violence has killed tens of thousands of people, forced 14 million people to flee their homes and raised a humanitarian crisis.

On February 11, RSF Zamzam, which led to two days of clashes with the army and armed groups, stormed about 10,000 families to flee, according to the International Organization for Migration (IOM).

Doctors Without Borders said that its teams treated 139 patients with gunshots and shrapnel in her field hospital so far this month. But 11 people – including five children – have passed away because the facility lacks the necessary equipment.

The organization also said that ambulances have been targeted in recent months.

Meanwhile, UN Secretary -General Antonio Guterres on Monday warned of an “additional escalation” after RSF and its allies He agreed to form a parallel government.

A spokesman for Guterres, Stephen Dujarrick, said the United Nations President was “very concerned” from Sunday’s announcement. “This additional escalation in the conflict … deepens the country’s fragmentation,” said Dujarrik.

The RSF government is not expected to obtain a widespread recognition, as the group was accused of implementing it War crimesIncluding genocide.

But it is a sign that the division of Sudan can prove as RSF focuses on Darfur western region while losing the Earth elsewhere.