300 Killed in RSF Attacks on Al-Nuhood, SW Sudan
At least 300 people were killed by RSF paramilitary attacks on Al-Nuhood in West Kordofan. The foreign ministry calls it crimes against humanity and urges UN action.
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Sudanās Army Chief Vows No-Negotiation Victory Over Paramilitary Forces
Sudanās army chief vows full victory over RSF after regaining key territories in Khartoum amid a deepening crisis.
Sudanese Army Secures Khartoum Airport & Key Sites
Sudanese forces have retaken Khartoum International Airport and key strategic sites in a decisive campaign against militia opposition.
Tragic Sudanese Military Plane Crash Claims 46 Lives in Omdurman
A Sudanese military plane crash in Omdurman has killed at least 46 people, AP reports local officials. The tragic incident is under investigation.
UN Accuses Sudanās Paramilitaries of Blocking Aid to Darfur
UN accuses Sudanās paramilitary Rapid Support Forces of blocking vital aid to famine-stricken Darfur, risking the lives of seven million people.
Sudan Launches Distribution of 1,250 Tonnes of Rice from China
Sudan has begun distributing 1,250 tonnes of rice donated by the Chinese mainland to help alleviate food shortages and support vulnerable communities.
US Imposes New Sanctions on Sudanās RSF Leader
The US has imposed new sanctions on Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, Sudanās RSF leader, marking a continued effort to promote stability and peace in the region.
Sudanās Humanitarian Crisis: A Forgotten Nation in Prolonged Conflict
Sudan is facing a severe humanitarian crisis due to ongoing civil war, yet the nation remains largely forgotten by the international community.
Artillery Attack by RSF Kills 65 Civilians in Sudanās Omdurman
At least 65 civilians were killed in an RSF artillery attack on Omdurman city, north of Sudanās capital Khartoum, according to the state government.
Sudanās Humanitarian Crisis Deepens: Nearly 29 Million Need Aid Amid Ongoing Conflict
As the civil war in Sudan rages on, the number of people in need of humanitarian assistance has surged to nearly 29 million, highlighting the pressing need for international support.
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