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Sudan Army Records Growing Defections from Rapid Support Forces
France 24 reported that Sudan’s army has seen increasing defections from the Rapid Support Forces. Displaced civilians in Darfur and Khartoum described alleged abuses by former RSF commanders, while defectors said they would face legal claims.
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Sudan’s army has recorded a growing number of defections from the Rapid Support Forces, France 24 reported. The development comes as the army marks the shift from its rival force. Displaced civilians in Darfur and Khartoum recounted abuses they said were committed under former RSF commanders.
The civilians demanded justice for the alleged acts. Defecting RSF commanders stated they are prepared to face any legal claims against them. France 24 reported that the army has celebrated the defections while victims expressed concern over possible escapes from accountability.
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