Sudanese sources: “Rapid Support” bombed the house of the governor of the Blue Nile region with marches

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Sudanese sources reported on Saturday that the Rapid Support Forces bombed the house of the governor of the Blue Nile region in Damazin, Ahmed Badi.

The “Ultra Sudan” website published on its Facebook page today pictures documenting the destruction in the home of the governor of the Blue Nile after an attack carried out by the Rapid Support Forces during the “marches,” while Sudanese sources reported that the governor of the Blue Nile region was not injured as a result of the targeting of his home in Damazin.

In turn, the Sudan Tribune website indicated that the city of Damazin, the capital of the Blue Nile region, was attacked at dawn by the Rapid Support Forces with marches for the third time in about two weeks.

The website quoted eyewitnesses as saying that several violent explosions took place in the city, before ground defenses responded to the suicide marches, noting that the marches attempted to target several areas in the city of Damazin, but the nature of the targets was not revealed, while the army or the regional government did not issue any comment on the marching attack.

On September 13 and 14, the city of Damazin was subjected to attacks by marches targeting gas stations and military sites, resulting in deaths and injuries.

Sudan has been witnessing a war between the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces since April 2023. The conflict has claimed the lives of at least 59,000 people, displaced about 13 million others, and pushed many parts of Sudan into famine. More than 30 million people need humanitarian aid.