Alhakika documented: Rapid Support Forces militia drones assassinate the lifeline, destroying 50 tons of UN aid destined for South Kordofan.

Al-Hakika
Issue 39

Preamble
Issue 39 of the electronic magazine Al-Hakika, represents a new chapter in the systematic documentation of crimes committed by the Rapid Support Forces militia (RSF). It is grounded in a scientific and legal vision that seeks to analyze the complex Sudanese landscape, not merely as an internal crisis, but as an international file where networks of financing, regional interventions, and flagrant violations of International Humanitarian Law (IHL), and International Human Rights Law (IHRL) intersect.
The monitoring and analysis of this issue’s key themes reveal a dangerous shift in the dynamics of the conflict; the situation is no longer confined to field confrontations, It has escalated into a “comprehensive war strategy, as the militia deliberately resorted to starving civilians by targeting the UN humanitarian aid artery to South Kordofan, and an attempt to destroy the country’s economic pillars through the systematic looting of the Gum Arabic Exchange and warehouses. This is in addition to the horrific practices of sexual violence as a tool of annihilation and social destruction, ethnic cleansing, and the targeting of medical cadres in El Fasher.
The scientific and human rights value of this issue lies in its ability to trace the threads of the crisis internationally and regionally. Investigative reports shed light on the involvement of private U.S. companies in logistical support, and on the transformation of neighboring geography (Libya) into supply hubs under the supervision of regional powers. This places the international community before its moral and political responsibilities to curb these cross-border networks.

On the legal front, criminal prosecution is gaining significant momentum through official statistics provided by the National Committee of Inquiry, which recorded 149,000 lawsuits, and losses rising to the level of major economic crimes, which forms a solid basis for prosecution via Red Notices through INTERPOL, to ensure no impunity. In contrast, Sudanese diplomacy demonstrated acumen at the UN Security Council by refuting superficial accusations and confronting pressure with sovereign responsibility, embodied in the humanitarian commitment to keep the Adre crossing open to save civilians.
Al-Hakika magazine presents this issue in three languages to international mechanisms, UN organizations, and research centers, to serve as a reliable research and legal reference. It lays the groundwork for a phase of accountability and justice and affirms that documented facts are the first line of defense against the machinery of disinformation and death.
Al-Hakika Documents
RSF Militia Drones Assassinate the Lifeline and Destroy 50 Tons of UN Aid Bound for South Kordofan
July 2026
In a blatant assault that strips the war of any remaining humanitarian values, tons of relief materials designated to save thousands of displaced Sudanese families were turned to ashes. This followed a deliberate drone strike by the Rapid Support Forces militia, targeting a truck leased for the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) near Tendelti in White Nile State.
The UN Secretary-General’s spokesperson, Stéphane Dujarric, stated in a press briefing from New York, that 50 metric tons of humanitarian aid were completely destroyed. The aid was on route to the most vulnerable and conflict-affected populations in Abu Jubaiha, South Kordofan. He stated with deep regret, that, the destroyed shipment contained 1,000 non-food item kits including; 3,000 blankets, 2,000 water jerrycans, 1,000 kitchen sets, 3,000 sleeping mats, 2,000 plastic sheets, and 1,000 solar-powered lamps.
This ruthless targeting of relief convoys constitutes a complete war crime and a weapon of starvation, and systematic deprivation practiced against defenseless civilians for whom this international aid is their sole lifeline amid the darkness of the ongoing Sudanese tragedy.

Al-Hakika Documents
Libya has transformed into an Emirati Hub for Supplying the RSF Militia… An International Investigative Report Reveals the Evidence
July 2026
A joint investigative report published by (Lighthouse Reports), and (Sudan War Monit), and (Evident Media) revealed that Libyan territory has become a key logistical center managed by Emirati funding for smuggling weapons and training elements of the RSF militia in its war against the Sudanese Armed Force (SAF).
The investigation relied on satellite imagery, field reports, and video footage that documented the existence of training camps and military assembly sites for the militia in eastern and southern Libya, most notably “Camp 17” outside Benghazi, and other sites near “Al Kufra”. The evidence shows a direct link between vehicles and equipment exiting these camps and major battles fought by the militia inside Sudanese territory.
Key findings documented by the investigation:
– Cross-border supply network: Transfer of weapons, combat vehicles, and fuel across the Libya-Sudan border, to support the militia’s military operations, particularly in the Darfur region.
– Use of foreign mercenaries: Monitoring the presence of foreign trainers and fighters, including Colombians, supervising training and equipping camps in Libya.
– Consistency with prior international monitoring: The findings intersect with data from the Centre for Information Resilience (CIR), which previously tracked combat vehicles arriving from Libya and used in attacks on towns and IDP camps in Darfur.

In the context of confronting this evidence, remarks by RSF spokesperson Alaa Nuqod sparked media ridicule, in a TV interview from Nairobi, Kenya, he claimed the war was an “internal matter”, and he denied any militia presence in Libya. This was refuted by the interviewer who confronted him with satellite evidence and field maps proving the militia’s complete dependence on external support networks.
Al-akika Documents
Reuters Documents… How U.S. Private Companies are involved in Supporting Rapid Support Forces in Sudan?
July 2026
An investigative report, published by (Reuters) agency, revealed a resounding surprise exposing a direct involvement of private military and security American companies in providing logistic and air support to the Rapid Support Forces militia. The investigation does not only reveal the military lines support, it places the America Administration and the International Community in a direct confrontation with their suspicious silence regarding the war of genocide and displacement against Sudanese.
The Scholes Network… From Pentagon and UN Contracts to Serving the Militia
At the heart of this scandal stands the name of Scholes, a retired officer from U.S. Special Forces, the founder of Central Asia Development Group (CADG), the company that has secured Government and UN contracts exceeding 400 million dollars since 2002. Today, it operates a clandestine air network that has become logistical lifeline for fueling the Rapid Support Forces operations. Despite this, the network continues freely operating, without being subject to any U.S sanctions to date.
This investigation included conclusive technical and legal evidence
. Flight tracking data and aviation’s records documenting the operation of three Boeing cargo air craft at least, for transporting supplies since 2024.
. Satellite imagery and geographic location analysis that monitored aircraft movements operating from N’Djamena to militia-controlled areas.
. Cross-border supply information linking the militia’s logistical centers in Chad, Libya, and South Somalia to outskirts of the Darfur region.
. The wreckage that exposed the truth: the Nyala Airport incident. In May 2025, the Sudanese Armed Force destroyed on of the Boeing aircraft belonging to this network at Nyala airport. That strike, revealed highly critical intelligence details, as the destruction of the aircraft resulted in the killing of 54 people on board, including 51 members of the Rapid Support Forces militia. The pilot and the ground engineer were found to be employed by “Scholes” and officially registered with-occidental Support Services, based in the United Arab Emirates, this demonstrates the depth and reach of this logistical network, and the multiple of its legal fronts and shell companies.
. Genocide in International Partnership:
International Complicity and Declared Partnership in Genocide
These continuous flights, the first of which began with transporting a plane from Brazil to Chad in 2024, were not merely civilian commercial transport. They were a vital part of the long and deeply siege imposed on the Rapid Support Forces to manage their combat operations, including the forced transportation of civilians in Darfur, and the city of El-Fasher, and waves of ethnic cleansing and forced displacement of civilians.
. This investigation places the world before a harsh truth; while Sudanese people are being denied aid and their villages are being destroyed, companies run by former U.S. officers, with regional and international funding and facilitation, continue to operate fueling wars and ensuring their continuation. This is constituted a declare and explicit partnership in war crimes and displacement, which the international community turns the blind eye to.
Al-Hqeeqa Documents
Wings of Death… Drones… A Documentary Report by Al-Hakika Monitoring the massacre of Civilians through the Systematic Targeting by the RSF Militia

July 2026
In a dangerous and systematic escalation reflecting a qualitative shift in the tools of death directed against defenseless civilians in Sudan, drones operated by the “Rapid Support Forces militia” have become a weapon pointed at the necks of innocents, chasing them in markets, fuel stations, travel routes, and even inside displacement camps where they sought safety.
This report documents a series of bloody and systematic attacks carried out by the militia using drones and artillery shelling, which targeted several Sudanese states, leaving dozens of victims, including women and children, and causing systematic destruction to already fragile infrastructure.

1. Incineration in West Omdurman… Annihilation of an Entire Family by a Guided Drone
In one of the most heinous atrocities recently committed by the militia, an innocent social trip turned into a horrific tragedy on the Exports Road west of Omdurman. A direct strike by a drone on a civilian vehicle resulted in the killing of 10 civilians whose bodies were completely charred inside the vehicle, including 5 women from one family who were on their way to attend a wedding.

2. Targeting Shelter Centers in El-Obeid… Assassinating the Innocence of Children and IDPs
Even humanitarian camps and facilities were not spared from the militia’s targeting. Its drones struck those fleeing the horrors of war in the capital of North Kordofan. The attacks hit the “Unified Shelter Camp” for IDPs in El-Obeid city, resulting in the martyrdom of 2 IDPs and the injury of 19 others, including 9 children and 3 women. This confirms the indiscriminate and deliberate nature of shelling civilian facilities packed with vulnerable people.

3. Striking Vital Arteries… Bombing a Fuel Station in Kosti and Attacks in Kordofan
The militia’s destructive arm extended to target vital service facilities that citizens daily rely on, in White Nile and North Kordofan states:
In Kosti City: A vital fuel station was targeted, resulting in the death of 1 citizen and the injury of 5 others.
In North Kordofan: RSF forces overran the areas of “Um Rawaba” and “Al-Rahad” concurrent with the shelling of Kosti, launching violent attacks on residential neighborhoods populated by civilians and completely devoid of any military presence.

4. The Dual Attack on North Darfur…The Siege of Death in Al-Malha and Um Baru
In the far west, the militia continues its war of forced displacement against population groups in North Darfur, through the dual use of (air and ground)
military force
The militia targeted the localities of “Al-Malha” and “Um Baru” in North Darfur State bordering Chad, resulting in the killing of 9 defenseless civilians and a large number of injuries, in addition to massive destruction of homes and private property.
The repeated attacks have caused massive waves of displacement of civilians, with citizens fleeing the hell of the assault toward safer areas, amid a complete absence of basic humanitarian necessities.
Legal and Humanitarian Conclusion
The field and reporting indicators issued by the “Sudan Doctors Network” and other human rights bodies, confirm that the use by the Rapid Support Forces militia of drones and directed artillery shelling against civilian objects, and vital facilities (hospitals, IDP camps, fuel stations, civilian buses) constitutes a blatant and explicit violation of International Humanitarian Law and the Geneva Conventions, concerned with the protection of civilians during wartime. These practices clearly rise to the level of fully-fledged war crimes and crimes against humanity, given their systematic and deliberate nature. This places the international community and UN organizations before a historic and moral responsibility to urgently intervene to stop these violations, and to officially designate the militia as a terrorist group that is committing genocide against the Sudanese people.
. International Testimonies and Reports:
The Atrocities of El-Fasher
In the same documentary context, the United Nations Fact-Finding Mission on Sudan State in a recent atrocity in the city of El-Fasher committed by the militia, that make “the head hang in shame”, these included; the mass and discriminate killing of besieged civilians inside the city, and the use of mass rape, and the systematic abduction of women and girls as a weapon of war, to intimidate and humiliate local communities.

Legal Conclusion
Field indicators and reports issued by the “Sudan Doctors Network” and other human rights bodies, confirm that, the RSF militia’s use of drones and artillery against civilian objects and vital facilities constitutes a flagrant and explicit breach of International Humanitarian Law and the Geneva Conventions.
These practices clearly rise to the level of complete war crimes and crimes against humanity due to their systematic and deliberate nature. This places the international community and the UN organizations before a historic and moral responsibility for urgent intervention.
Al-Hakika Documents
Sexual Violence as a Strategy of Annihilation and Social Destruction in Sudan
Since the outbreak of war in April 2023, the humanitarian landscape in Sudan has carried bloody chapters that go beyond military confrontations to a systematic war waged on the bodies of women and children. Official and UN reports, including those from the Governmental Unit for Combating Violence Against Women and Children and the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), reveal the spread of Conflict-Related Sexual Violence (CRSV) as a weapon of terror and social cleansing.
Official and UN bodies have documented horrendous atrocities targeting the most vulnerable groups. More than 1,800 cases of sexual violence against children were recorded, including rape, abduction, forced recruitment, and forced marriage. In a broader reading, the latest UN report issued in July 2026 documented 546 appalling incidents affecting no less than 838 victims (539 women and 284 girls) in 16 Sudanese states. These figures are confirmed to represent only the tip of the iceberg due to silence imposed by fear, stigma, and the collapse of the judicial and health systems.
Confirmed evidence, clearly indicates the responsibility of the RSF militia and allied militias for approximately 87% of these crimes, and about 4% is considered as individual incidents. These atrocities were not isolated violations; they were executed as a deliberate strategy to break the social fabric:
. Systematic Violence and Gang Rape:
More than a quarter of documented incidents involved brutal gang rape by more than ten perpetrators against a single victim.
. Blatant Ethnic Targeting:
Victim testimonies, especially from the Masalit tribe in Darfur, revealed a hateful ethnic dimension, where perpetrators interrogated victims about their tribal identity before committing gang rape accompanied by threats of ethnic liquidation.
. Sexual Slavery and Human Trafficking:
The report documented the enslavement of no less than 85 victims, including underage girls, who were chained and held as servants and subjected to sexual abuse by fighters. In addition, there are recorded incidents to women abduction from Khartoum and moving them to Darfur States thousands.
The Deadly Human Consequences:
These violations have resulted in ongoing atrocities, including the killing of mothers who attempted to protect their daughters, and deaths of on fewer than 11 girls and women from due to their physical injuries (the youngest of whom was a nine-year old child), that is beside the suicidal incidents. In addition of no fewer than 59 victims’ pregnancy cases of rape incidents, and childbirth under tragic circumstances.
Before this scene, that shakes the human conscience, human rights institutions are issuing an urgent appeal to the International Community to immediately act. The situation can no longer tolerate mere rhetoric; it requires a decisive path that begins with international legal accountability and prosecution of perpetrators, the provision of urgent on-the-ground protection for children and women in displacement areas, and support for health and psychological institutions to rehabilitate victims and contain the impacts of this humanitarian catastrophe that threatens the future of generations to come in Sudan.
Al-Hakika Document
El-Fasher Under the Guillotine of Violations… Liquidation of Medical Cadres and “Ethnic Cleansing” Threatens What Remains of Life
El Fasher and its surroundings are experiencing the most severe tragic chapter since the conflict began. Medical and human rights organizations’ testimonies reveal a horrifying humanitarian tragedy: the remaining lifelines of the city are being subjected to a systematic eradication process, manifested in the direct targeting of medical personnel concurrent with crimes classified as “ethnic cleansing” and crimes against humanity.
The Sudan Doctors Network revealed a bloody toll on the medical field in North Darfur State, confirming the killing of 25 medical personnel and health workers. The fate of 20 doctors who were forcibly detained following recent military developments in El Fasher remains unknown. This brings the total number of medical personnel killed or missing nationwide to 235 since mid-April 2023.
Documented various methods include the direct assassination of medical symbols and arrests, which represent a shock to administrators. Reports describe them as aerial and drone under international aid supplies. This direct targeting of the medical sector was not isolated from a broader context; Amnesty International confirmed in its comprehensive report that the RSF militia committed crimes against humanity and widespread ethnic cleansing targeting civilians in El Fasher and its surroundings, with a systematic focus on members of the Zaghawa tribe. The international report documented barbaric conduct including extrajudicial killings, abductions, forced recruitment, systematic rape, and violence against children, concurrent with the adoption of a scorched-earth policy and the burning of towns to force the displacement of civilians. The organization held the militia’s senior leadership fully criminally responsible for these atrocities, given their knowledge of them and their deliberate failure to stop them. This places the international community before its historic responsibilities to save El Fasher from a systematic genocide targeting its h