RSF Accuses Sudan Army of Bombing French Embassy

• RSF accuses Sudan’s army of an “aerial assault” on the French embassy.
• RSF alleges substantial damage to the embassy in the capital.
• No official response from Sudan’s army or the French government.

The paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan have leveled accusations against the nation’s army, claiming they conducted an “aerial assault on the French embassy” in the capital.

In a detailed message posted on X (formerly Twitter), the RSF asserted that this purported bombing resulted in significant damage to the embassy’s premises.

“The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) vehemently denounces the indiscriminate aerial attack on the French embassy,” it said.

“This ruthless act is a breach of international conventions, norms, and laws. We urgently call upon the international community to condemn this atrocity.”

There has been no official response from either Sudan’s army or the French government regarding these allegations.

The ongoing conflict between the RSF and the army, which has lasted for six months, has resulted in a staggering death toll of 9,000 people and the displacement of nearly six million individuals, as reported by the United Nations.

Back in April, a French national was injured in an assault on a convoy, with both warring factions pointing fingers at each other as responsible for the attack.

In the latest development, the RSF disclosed that it claimed the lives of over 500 soldiers in an attack on a military convoy situated in Omdurman, Khartoum’s twin city.

This included individuals described as “recently recruited volunteers” aligned with the army.

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