Sudan RSF Recruitment: Luring Youth to El-Khuwai & El-Fashir
- The 6th Infantry division in El-Fashir reports that the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia is actively recruiting citizens. The RSFS alleged role involves enticing young men adn women...
- according to the 6th Infantry Division, upon arrival in Garni, the RSF provides food after slaughtering animals.
- The 6th Division stated in a press briefing that the Rapid Support Forces militia provides dialog for those taken, allowing them to contact their families.
The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are actively recruiting citizens in El-Fashir, luring young people wiht false promises of aid, according to reports. This recruitment drive, exploiting dire economic conditions, sees potential recruits transported to camps near El-Khuwai and East El-Fashir, where forced conscription allegedly takes place. The RSF’s alleged role is now under intense scrutiny. The 6th infantry Division warns citizens of the dangers,after the recruitment of young men and women. Facing an evolving humanitarian crisis, the armed forces are united in their efforts to protect El-Fashir. News Directory 3 is following the story closely. Discover what’s next as the situation unfolds, with the RSF yet to comment.
RSF militia Accused of Recruiting Citizens in El-fashir
Updated June 14, 2025
The 6th Infantry division in El-Fashir reports that the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia is actively recruiting citizens. The RSFS alleged role involves enticing young men adn women from the city to the Garni area. This recruitment drive uses local carts under the guise of providing safe passage and humanitarian assistance, capitalizing on the city’s dire economic conditions.
according to the 6th Infantry Division, upon arrival in Garni, the RSF provides food after slaughtering animals. The recruits are then transported to shagra and Tawila. Subsequently, the young men and women face transfer to camps near El-khuwai in West Kordofan. Others are moved to East El-Fashir, where they are subjected to forced recruitment to bolster the RSF ranks in ongoing battles.
The 6th Division stated in a press briefing that the Rapid Support Forces militia provides dialog for those taken, allowing them to contact their families. This is purportedly done to reassure relatives of their safety.
The division urged citizens, especially young people, to exercise extreme caution. They warned against falling victim to what they described as a “trap” set by militia gangs. The 6th Division also reminded residents of the suffering endured by families who fled the Zamzam camp for internally displaced persons, following attacks by the “terrorist militia.” The division sought to reassure the public that the situation remains under control and that the armed forces are united in their efforts to protect El-Fashir.
what’s next
The 6th Infantry Division continues to monitor the recruitment activities of the RSF militia and is working to ensure the safety and security of El-Fashir residents. Further updates are expected as the situation evolves, with a focus on preventing further exploitation and forced conscription. The Rapid Support Forces have yet to comment on the allegations.