内容摘要：Another of his father's social media posts included a video featuring an unnamed Greenlander telling Trump to buy Greenland and free it from "being colonised" by Denmark.

Another of his father's social media posts included a video featuring an unnamed Greenlander telling Trump to buy Greenland and free it from "being colonised" by Denmark.

There were times we could not reach her or the others for several days because they had no internet access.But above all these worries, there is one particular fear that both Manahel and Hafiza share if the city falls to the RSF.

"As a girl, I might get raped," Hafiza says in one of her messages.She, Manahel and Mostafa are all from non-Arabiccommunities and their fear stems from what happened in other cities that the RSF has taken, most notably el-Geneina, 250 miles (400km) west of el-Fasher.

In 2023 it witnessed horrific massacres, along ethnic lines,. RSF fighters and allied Arab militia allegedly targeted people from non-Arab ethnic groups, such as the Massalit - which the RSF has previously denied.

A Massalit woman I met in a refugee camp over the border in Chad described how she was gang-raped by RSF fighters and was unable to walk for nearly two weeks, while the UN has said girls as young as 14 were raped.

One man told me how he witnessed a massacre by RSF forces - he escaped after he was injured and left for dead.condemning the killings in al-Seriha and other towns in Gezira state and identifying the RSF as being responsible for these attacks.

The BBC has obtained four separate videos of the aftermath of the attack on al-Seriha. They are very graphic and show bodies lined up in the courtyard of a mosque, covered with shrouds and blankets. The earliest versions of these videos appeared online on 26 October.BBC Verify has established that the image below was taken in the courtyard of the mosque by matching key features, including the steel gate and a satellite dish in the background, to an image of the mosque from Google maps.

BBC Verify studied the video and photographic evidence, counting at least 82 bodies laid out on beds or on the floor.The UN has said that 124 people died the reprisal killings in al-Seriha. A local civil society group, the Gezira Congress, says that figure could be as high as 140.