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CBRN event in Sudan on Fri 26th April 2024

26th April 2024

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Poisoning of Water Sources in Mellit by SAF : A New Escalation in Sudan’s Crisis April 26, 2024 The war in Sudan continues to take a deadly turn, with reports emerging of the Sudanese military poisoning water sources in Mellit, North Darfur. This new tactic, which adds to the growing list of violations committed during the ongoing conflict, exacerbates the already dire humanitarian situation. The military’s strategy of targeting essential resources like water further devastates civilian populations, especially in regions like Darfur, where access to clean water was already limited. The use of chemical agents, including chlorine gas, in the conflict, as reported in January, combined with these new reports of poisoned water supplies, underscores the increasingly dangerous and indiscriminate nature of the violence. Civilians are being subjected to attacks not only through airstrikes but also through contamination of vital resources, which poses long-term health risks to affected populations. As the situation worsens, international pressure for an independent investigation into these war crimes is critical. The international community must ensure that those responsible for the poisoning of water sources and other violations are held accountable and that humanitarian aid reaches those in need. @sentorRisch @CoryBooker @Ranaabtar, urgent action is needed to address these escalating atrocities and protect the civilian population in Sudan. #Sudan #WaterPoisoning #HumanRights #SaveDarfur #Accountability

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