2025-11-07
33 分钟This is The Guardian.
Today, one man's story from inside the siege of Elfasha.
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Before we begin, this episode contains descriptions of violence, so please do listen with care.
Two weeks ago, a major turning point in Sudan's civil war unfolded.
After a brutal 18-month siege, the city of El Fasha,
the last stronghold at the Sudanese army in Darfur,
fell to the Sudanese paramilitary group the Rapid Support Forces, or the RSF.
These jubilant Arab fighters filmed the capture of the last major army outpost in the west in the city of El Fasha,
apparently sealing the division of the third biggest country in Africa after two and a half years of civil war.