“There are snipers who are firing on people, they shot three members of the Rapid Support Force and five or six citizens.” Sudan
Sudanese women march with a national flag during a mass demonstration against the country’s ruling generals in the capital Khartoum’s central ‘Khartoum 2’ district on June 30, 2019.
“There are snipers who are firing on people, they shot three members of the Rapid Support Force and five or six citizens,” said General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, the RSF’s commander and deputy chief of the ruling military council.
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