Darfur’s governor Mini Arko Minawi discusses the ongoing siege in El Fashir. He blames the Rapid Support Forces for the violence and claims that genocide is already underway. He urges for Sudanese-led peace talks to bring justice and equality while questioning the United Arab Emirates' involvement in the peace process.
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