Why the UN fears another catastrophe in Sudan
The UN is warning that another human rights catastrophe could be unfolding in Sudan. Hundreds of thousands of people in the city of El-Obeid have
The UN is warning that another human rights catastrophe could be unfolding in Sudan. Hundreds of thousands of people in the city of El-Obeid have been cut off from food, water and medical supplies as fighting intensifies. The warning comes months after the UN said the siege of El-Fasher showed signs of genocide.
DW's Mariel Müller takes a look at what is rapidly emerging as a new focal point in Sudan's civil war. Plus, analyst Cameron Hudson on why El-Obeid is becoming a key battleground and what it could mean for Sudan’s future. #dwcurrentaffairs Chapters 00:00 UN warns of a new crisis in Sudan 00:33 DW Correspondent
Mariel Müller reports from Sudan 01:12 The fall of El-Fasher and genocide allegations 01:47 Why the UN sees parallels in El-Obeid 02:22 Drone strikes and sexual violence fears 02:50 The world's largest displacement crisis 03:06 Can El-Obeid avoid the fate of El-Fasher? 03:35 Cameron Hudson joins DW 05:01 Why the international response has faltered
06:18 Why civilians are paying the highest price 07:26 How starvation and violence are used as tactics 08:35 Why El-Obeid matters strategically 09:37 El-Obeid's economic importance 09:56 Final analysis from Cameron Hudson For more news go to Follow DW on social media ► ►TikTok ► ► Für Videos in deutscher Sprache besuchen Sie Subscribe
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