US rolls in sanctions against key defence companies and people 'perpetuating the violence' in Sudan
Troops loyal to army chief Abdel Fattah al Burhan attacked key bases of the RSF led by commander Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo. / Photo: AFP
"The ongoing fighting in Sudan between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces is a tragedy that has already stolen far too many lives - it must end," Sullivan added. "Eighteen civilians were killed and 106 wounded" by army artillery fire and aerial bombardments Wednesday on a market in southern Khartoum, a committee of human rights lawyers said.The US Treasury Department said in a statement that four companies are being designated, including Al Junaid Multi Activities Co. Ltd., which is controlled by RSF Commander Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo and his brother RSF Deputy Commander Abdul Rahim Dagalo.
“The United States stands on the side of civilians against those who perpetuate violence towards the people of Sudan.”
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