A notorious paramilitary group ambushed a village in south-central Sudan, looting and burning several houses, a medical group said Wednesday. At least seven people, including two children, were killed, it said. Tuesday’s attack by the Rapid Support Forces on the village of al-Ghabshan al-Maramrah, an agricultural community in North Kordofan province, also wounded 13 others, said the Sudan Doctors Network, a group of medical professionals tracking the Sudanese civil war. The group said RSF fighters looted properties, burned several houses as well as the village’s sole health care center, and “stole the medical supplies stored there.” The RSF did not respond to an Associated Press inquiry about the attack. The attack on the Kordofan village came as the RSF attempted to seize control of the crucial, oil-rich region following a series of battlefield setbacks earlier this year in its war with the Sudanese government. The military kicked the RSF out of major cities in the first half 2025, including Khartoum and its sister city of Omdurman.

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