An Al Jazeera article tells how Sudan's Zamzam displacement camp, home to hundreds of thousands since 2004, fell to the Rapid Support Forces in April 2025 after a siege and three-day assault that a UN report says killed at least 1,013 civilians, with the fall later followed by the capture of Abu Shouk camp and el-Fasher. Survivors Hassan Saber Jumaa, Mukhtar Musa, and Umm Kulthum Ali Saleh recount starvation, killings, and flight, with Musa vowing, "Whoever survives must tell the story of what happened."