Nieuws

Botsingen tussen het Soedanese leger en de Rapid Support Forces in Darfur en Omdurman

Rapid Support Forces bombarderen gebieden in het noorden van Omdurman

Het Soedanese leger bereidt zich voor om nieuwe aanvallen op El Fasher in Darfur af te slaan

Artillerie van het Soedanese leger richt zich op raketlanceerplatforms van Rapid-ondersteuningstroepen in Bahri

Soedanese ministerie van Volksgezondheid registreert twee doden en ongeveer 200 nieuwe choleragevallen

Hevige gevechten in El Fasher en luchtaanvallen in Mellit, Nyala, El Dali en Oost-Nijl

Botsingen tussen het Soedanese leger en de Rapid Support Forces op de oostelijke as van El Fasher

Saudi Foreign Minister: We agree with Egypt on the necessity of stopping the war in Sudan

Secretary-General of the League of Arab States: Food crisis in Sudan is the worst in the world

Sudanese army launches raids on Rapid Support Forces sites in Darfur

Sudanese Minister of Health: The shortage of medicines in some states is due to the Rapid Support Forces preventing their passage

Damazin Resistance Committees reveal the withdrawal of the Rapid Support Forces from the Blue Nile to Al-Dali and Al-Mazmum

Renewed fighting between the army and the Rapid Support Forces in the city of El Fasher, North Darfur, after several days of calm

WHO Director-General: We are working to mobilize efforts to support the health system in Sudan

Al-Burhan to Chinese President: Sudan looks forward to working with China to build a strategic partnership that benefits the people of both countries

Sudan's army chief Burhan is taking advantage of his trip to China to meet with numerous Chinese arms companies. Number three on the list: China POLY Group. Its subsidiary POLY Technologies deals with missiles and various other military products

Sudanese army airstrike on Rapid Support Forces sites east of Khartoum

The Ministry of Health in Sudan announced that the number of cholera deaths has risen to 71 people and 87 new cases have been recorded.

Egyptian Foreign Minister's to the UN Security Council on the developments of the Ethiopian dam: Egypt is almost entirely dependent on the Nile River for its renewable water resources, which are indispensable for meeting the vital humanitarian needs and basic rights of Egyptians. Although the Nile River has experienced successive flood seasons above average in recent years, which has relatively protected Egypt from serious damage, the continuation of Ethiopian policies, as announced by the Ethiopian PM on August 26, 2024, could pose an existential threat to Egypt, as well as the rights and interests of 150 million citizens in the two downstream countries, and thus jeopardize regional and international peace and security. After exhausting all peaceful means, including repeatedly resorting to the Security Council, in the hope of convincing Ethiopia to desist from its illegal unilateral policies and accept any of the existing compromises that balance the interests and rights of all parties, the Government of Egypt is ready to exercise its right to defend and protect the rights and interests of the Egyptian people, in accordance with the United Nations Charter. Egypt urges the Security Council to assume its responsibilities under Article 24 of the United Nations Charter, by taking appropriate measures to ensure that Ethiopia stops its illegal unilateral practices in the Nile Basin

Rains and floods destroy 3,000 tents in Abu Shouk camp in Al Fasher

A high-level UN delegation in Port Sudan

RSF mobilizes thousands of fighters for new major attack on El Fashir, North Darfur. Many of the recruits come from areas south and southeast of Nyala

The Sudanese army intensified its raids on Rapid Support Forces sites in El Fasher

At the request of the US, the UN Security Council is considering sanctions against the commander of RSF operations, Osman Mohamed Hamed, and the RSF commander in Sudan's West Darfur state, Abdulrahman Juma Barikallah.

Sudanese Health Agency: Death toll from floods and torrents rises to 138

UN cites local officials: At least 30 dead in Sudan dam collapse, total toll could be much higher

RSF militia invades Saqa al-Jamal [Sugat al-Jamal] area in Wad Banda locality, West Kordofan state

Sudanese media: More than 100 missing after part of Arbaat Dam collapses near Port Sudan

Yesterday, RSF militia targeted the police HQ in El Fashir using drones and artillery, destroying a number of offices and causing the injury of three employees nit targeted the police hospital as well and now it's out of service

Al-Burhan: We will not go to Geneva, we have nothing to do with it, and we will not sit in a place where rebellion is praised