The European Parliament has adopted a resolution urging the designation of Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) as a terrorist organization. This call comes amid mounting evidence of severe violence by the RSF in El Obeid and North Kordofan, including attacks on civilians. The resolution seeks to strengthen international accountability and apply diplomatic pressure on the group’s leadership. It underscores growing concern over the humanitarian crisis and escalating conflict in Sudan, reflecting broader demands for justice and protection of vulnerable populations.
Bastien Renouil reports that this move marks a significant development in EU foreign policy toward the Sudanese conflict. By pushing for formal terrorist status, the European Parliament signals a potential shift in how global actors approach the war's key players. The action highlights increasing international scrutiny of armed groups operating with impunity. NovaTube News delivers live video coverage from YouTube, sourcing content through the YouTube Data API without user registration. The platform collects limited technical data to enhance service performance and uses minimal cookies for functionality.