Have you been able to watch the videos that have been coming out of Sudan?

I ask because these clips are pretty easy to find, but they're also pretty easy to avoid.

Some of the footage we have obtained from Alferscha is simply too graphic for CNN to broadcast.

Civilians gun down.

There are videos of people being shot out in the open.

There are videos of fighters going through a hospital, room by room, and hunting people down.

And then there's evidence of the sheer magnitude of the violence.

Pictures captured from thousands of miles away.

The scale of these attacks are such that evidence of the RSF's atrocities are now visible from space,

with indicators of bodies and what appear to be large bloodstains

detected by experts of the Yale humanitarian.

It's now become a world-leading humanitarian crisis, not just for the present with 30 million people in humanitarian need,

but actually record-breaking since

records began. Record-breaking since records began. Yeah, it's the biggest humanitarian crisis

in terms of the number of people affected. David Miliband is the president of the International

Rescue Committee. He says these massacres of civilians have been meticulously planned over the

course of months. A group called the Rapid Support Forces, or RSF, began by physically isolating

the last city in Western Sudan that was controlled by the country's army. The city's known as Al-Fashir.

That involved building a what's called a berm, a wall around the city, to prevent entry

of goods and exit of people. I've heard it called a killbox.

The small number of people who've come out in recent days testify to executions,

massacres, rape, pillage, cruelty of an unspeakable kind.

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