When the guns fell silent in El Fasher in late October 2025, the sound that followed wasn’t victory but the hollow hush of exhaustion. After eighteen months under siege, the capital of North Darfur, the last major city still under army control, finally crumbled. Streets that once echoed with the shuffle of displaced families now whispered with ash. Hospitals had turned into morgues, and the horizon breathed smoke.
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