Sudanese Net:
Special investigations by “Sudan Tribune” revealed that the Rapid Support militia had assassinated civilians by hanging, inside detention centers and execution chambers it had set up in the capital, Khartoum.
The killing of men, women and children in the ongoing war between the Sudanese army and the rebel terrorist Rapid Support militia did not stop at the barrage of bullets, bombs and other weapons and torture, only for the violations to turn into killing with gallows set up inside a number of homes.
A video clip obtained by Sudan Tribune showed a professional execution gallows being set up inside a house in the Wad al-Basir area of Omdurman, and the guillotine being installed on the sides of the ceiling of one of the rooms of the house.
Residents of the area who recently returned and were interviewed by Sudan Tribune revealed that the execution chamber had been prepared inside an apartment on Wad al-Basir Street in the center of Old Omdurman, which the army had recovered last February.
Video clips of executions and liquidations committed by the Rapid Support militia are spreading on social media sites, carrying out cold-blooded executions and ethnic cleansing against civilians in various regions of Sudan, which are witnessing a series of horrific violations, as confirmed by international reports and human rights and humanitarian organizations.
Activists in Khartoum, Bahri and Omdurman, who were interviewed by Sudan Tribune, revealed about 14 execution chambers set up by the Rapid Support militia in those cities, supervised by officers who play the role of judges and issue rulings against civilians on charges of dealing with army intelligence or monitoring its coordinates.
In an interview with Sudan Tribune, the activist in Khartoum Bahri (F-K) documented the presence of 6 Rapid Support execution rooms in a house on Al-Inqaz Street facing the Weta Factory, two rooms in the Shambat Al-Arada neighborhood, another in the Al-Safia neighborhood, and two rooms in two houses near the Umbrella camp in the Hijra neighborhood.
On the other hand, activists and residents in Omdurman, including those who live on Wad al-Basir Street in the Wad Nubawi neighborhood, confirmed the existence of an execution chamber used by the Rapid Support Forces during their control of the area.
(J-B), a resident of the neighborhood, said that the room was prepared by installing a steel beam near the ceiling, placing a steel stand in the middle of it, attaching a strong rope to it, completely removing the floor of the room, and digging it deep.
The Rapid Support militia set up two execution rooms in the Umbada area, as two people from the area confirmed, where steel legs were found inside two houses and the remains of people who had been hanged. It was not clear, according to their statements, whether they were soldiers or civilians.
The Rapid Support militia executed dozens of people by hanging to death inside rooms in four neighborhoods in Khartoum, where residents in the Al-Kalakla neighborhood, south of Khartoum, confirmed that an unknown number had been executed in Al-Kalakla Al-Qubba, Al-Safa neighborhood, and Al-Kalakla Al-Munawara.
A resident of the Al-Sajana neighborhood in Khartoum mentioned during a telephone interview with “Sudan Tribune” that there are execution and torture rooms inside houses near the El-Alamein Sports Club. These forces subject the detainees to investigation and torture and execute them, confirming that 6 people were executed there at varying intervals.
He confirmed that there was an execution guillotine set up on a tree inside one of the houses that could be seen from the outside. The soldiers in the neighborhood modified it many times and executed people on it at night, but he did not confirm whether they were soldiers or civilians.
He pointed out that the destitute were transported to an unknown destination, where the soldiers would drag the bodies out and move them to an unknown place, then they would return to the same house again – according to his statement.
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