DARFUR SUDAN | September 23, 2025 - In a mosque in El Fasher, 75 worshippers knelt for morning prayers on a Friday in September 2025. They never rose again. The drone strike that obliterated them barely registered in international headlines—just another statistic in what the United Nations now calls "a war of atrocities" that has transformed Sudan into the world's worst humanitarian catastrophe.
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