Fence built around Sudan Siege, Satellite Image Shows

The wide wall of land is building an E-Fasher Sudanese Sudanese city and wants to catch people within, according to Yale University studies.

From satellite images, more than 31 km from the Humanitarian Research Laboratories (Berms), known as raised banks, is built in the territory outside the city occupied by paramilitary support (RSF).

El-Fasher, besieged more than a year, is the latest main shoe in Darfur, since April 2023 fights in RSF.

The Network of Sudan doctors told BBC is aimed at increasing RSF its offender and intentionally targeted civilians.

“Yesterday, almost 24 civilians died and injured 55 people. Among the five women, the doctors’ association were said to be 55 people.

Attacks of the central market and residential area were “deliberately” and “Hinos”, he said.

“Three days ago they directed one of the largest hospitals in El-Fasher and led to massive massacre of patients and doctors.”

Checking BBC says that both sides of the conflict are using Berms as a defense strategy.

An examination of the Humanitarian Research Laboratory (HRL) of the Control of the Confection, however, suggests that it is creating a literal box to kill RSF “El-Fasher.”

HRL found a map of E-Fasher (above) to build ground walls:

• Green line: 2025 Built between July 14 and 24 (Satellite images show Alsen Town in this interval)
• Yellow line: Built between 3 and 19 August 2025
• Blue line: 2025 May 5 to 7km from July 12
• Red line: Today, 9 km from August 13, 2025 to 27.

HRL report Notes Physical limitations of siege conditions and who and what city can enter or leave, 300,000 people live.

Since the conflict exploded, RSF fighters and Darfur’s militia have respected allied Arab militia to direct people from non-Arabic ethnic groups.

“Some civilians are trying to escape to the city, but unfortunately they are directing and dying RSF forces,” Hassan said.

RSF has denied positions addressed by civilians earlier and making ethnic cleanses.

Berms makes things difficult to escape or trying to bring food, medicine and key elements.

Humanitarian organizations could not enter El-Fasher for months and other civilians are having difficulty including continuous bombing, food disability and medical care.

It is impossible to escape for many.

“We have no money,” 37-year-old Halima Hashim, four schools and four mothers said AFP news agencies said.

The left behind was like a slow death, but “Let’s leave it dangerous,” he said.

Along with the construction of the physical wall, HRL has noted that RSF also specifies “RSR to fail to fail.

El-Fasher’s falls means that RSF fully controls the Western Region of Darfur.

The observers warned that such scenarios can create a division of the country because the forces of war have appointed their governments.

According to Yale’s HRL, the construction of the earth wall is constant.

Researchers saw a 22-km warranty to the north of the Central Central City of the Central Central.

The other wall was approximately expanded from the eastern road to the north and south.

It appears to be a segment of the warranty built through the Alsen (which appear on the top of satellite images) that the majority of the people was destroyed from May 20 to 6 July.

He also identified the damage of RSF bombing to the airport near the airport, based on the army.

Researchers believe that the plant still works despite the damage.

Adeeb Abdel Rahman Youssef, a former governor of Central Darfur State, resorted to the UN Security Council of El-Fasher.

The former politician currently works with NGOs, which has the presence of El-Fasher.

“The civilian population of El-Fasher pays the heaviest price. There is no one to protect the BBC World Service.

Extra report made by BBC Wycliffe Muia and Lucy Fleming.