Sudan’s military has claimed that four recent drone strikes targeting its territory were launched from an airport in neighboring Ethiopia, sharply escalating tensions between the two countries. The allegation comes amid Sudan’s ongoing internal conflict and rising regional instability in the Horn of Africa. Ethiopian authorities have not immediately responded to the claims.

Sudan Military: 4 Drone Strikes Originated from Ethiopia Airport

Sudan is facing a deepening hunger emergency as conflict and instability continue to devastate lives across the region. Authorities warn that nearly 7.8 million people are now living in famine-like conditions, while two-thirds of South Sudan’s population is struggling with acute hunger. Ongoing violence between government and opposition forces has disrupted food supplies, displaced families and limited humanitarian access, raising fears of a worsening catastrophe if urgent international aid does not arrive soon.


Sudan Hunger Crisis: Two-Thirds in South Sudan Face Famine-Like Conditions

A tragic plane crash in Juba has left 13 passengers and the pilot dead after the aircraft went down near the capital. Emergency teams rushed to the crash site, but there were no survivors reported. Authorities have launched an investigation into the cause of the accident, with early focus on possible technical failure or weather-related issues. The incident has raised serious concerns over aviation safety standards in South Sudan as rescue and recovery operations continue.


Sudan Plane Crash: 13 Passengers and Pilot Killed After Crash Near Capital Juba

The conflict in Sudan is now exposing deeper fault lines in the Middle East. Saudi Arabia and the UAE appear to be backing opposing sides, raising fresh questions over their strategic rivalry. Reports suggest Pakistan has paused a key arms deal with Sudan, adding another layer to the crisis. With Riyadh reassessing its role in regional proxy wars and recent meetings with Sudan’s army, the geopolitical chessboard is rapidly shifting in ways many didn’t expect.


Saudi-UAE Rift Deepens Over Sudan War? Report Says Pak Puts Sudan Arms Deal On Hold

Sudan is facing a worsening hunger crisis as the ongoing conflict devastates food supplies and basic services. UN reported that at least 700 people have been killed, while millions struggle with severe shortages of food and aid.

Sudan Faces Deepening Hunger Crisis Amid War, At Least 700 Killed 

Sudan’s devastating civil war has entered its fourth year, with no clear end in sight. The United Nations has raised alarm over the growing risk of regional instability, as violence intensifies across the country. Nearly 700 people have reportedly been killed in drone strikes since January alone, underscoring the scale of the crisis. Millions remain affected, as humanitarian conditions worsen and fears of a wider conflict continue to grow.


Sudan Civil War Enters 4th Year: UN Warns of Regional Spillover, 700 Killed in Drone Strikes

Millions in Sudan survive on one meal a day as war, displacement and violence push the country towards full-scale famine.


Widespread Suffering in Sudan as War Completes Three Years, UN Warns of Wider Regional Instability

Sudan Civil War Enters 4th Year: UN Warns of Regional Spillover, 700 Killed in Drone Strikes | WION

In Sudan, the President has dismissed the Parliament Speaker and Deputy Speaker, escalating political tensions in the country. The move signals a major shake-up in Sudan’s legislative leadership amid ongoing debates over governance, power consolidation, and reform measures. 


Sudan Politics: President Sacks Parliament Speaker & Deputy Speaker

A tragic attack on a hospital in Sudan has left 64 people dead, including 13 children, as emergency teams rush to assist the injured. The World Health Organization (WHO) chief called for an immediate halt to violence, saying, “enough blood has been spilled.” The incident highlights the human toll of the ongoing conflict in Sudan and raises urgent concerns about civilian safety and medical access in war zones.


Attack on Sudan Hospital; 13 Children Among 64 Killed

Attack on Sudan Hospital Killed 64; WHO Chief: Enough Blood Spilled, Time To Stop

At least 28 civilians were killed and around 60 others injured in attacks on the city of Dilling in Sudan’s South Kordofan state, according to a source at Dilling Hospital. The casualties were reported after sustained artillery shelling and drone strikes struck the area on Thursday.

Africa: 28 Dead, 60 Hurt in Sudan Drone Barrage on Dilling - Civil War Escalates | WION

Sudan’s government has formally accused neighbouring Ethiopia of allowing drone attacks to be launched from its territory into Sudan, marking a major escalation in the nearly three‑year civil war between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The Sudanese foreign ministry said the incursions occurred in February and early March, violating its sovereignty, and warned Ethiopia of possible consequences. The allegation is the first direct charge of involvement by Addis Ababa in Sudan’s conflict, which has displaced millions and drawn in regional powers.

Sudan Accuses Ethiopia of Launching Drone Attacks From Its Territory

Saudi Arabia has reportedly drawn firm red lines over the United Arab Emirates’ actions in Yemen and Sudan, signalling growing strategic tensions between the regional allies. The development underscores shifting geopolitical dynamics in the Middle East and Africa, as both nations recalibrate their military, diplomatic, and security priorities amid ongoing conflicts and regional power competition.

Yemen, Sudan Spark Rift Between UAE & Saudi: MBS Puts Abu Dabhi On Notice

A United Nations investigation reports hallmarks of genocide in Sudan, revealing that RSF forces subjected civilians to three days of “absolute horror.” The probe highlights mass killings, human rights violations, and the escalating humanitarian crisis. Stay updated on Sudan’s conflict and UN findings.


UN Probe Finds RSF Inflicted Three Days of 'Absolute Horror'

Sudan Conflict: UN Probe Finds RSF Inflicted Three Days of 'Absolute Horror'

Nearly three years of war in Sudan are accelerating a severe climate crisis. South of Khartoum, vast stretches of the Al-Sunut forest have been destroyed, threatening floods, biodiversity loss, and long-term environmental collapse. Stay updated on Sudan’s war impact and climate emergency.


Sudan Deforestation: Centuries Old Acacias Felled as Environmental Fallout Grows in Sudan Conflict

A United Nations investigation reports hallmarks of genocide in Sudan, revealing that RSF forces subjected civilians to three days of “absolute horror.” The probe highlights mass killings, human rights violations, and the escalating humanitarian crisis. Stay updated on Sudan’s conflict and UN findings.

Sudan UN Probe: RSF Committed Genocide in Sudan, “Three Days of Absolute Horror”

The United Nations human rights chief Volker Türk said he was alarmed by reports that more than 50 civilians were killed in drone strikes linked to Sudan’s conflict. The UN cited multiple incidents across several states and warned of the rising civilian toll associated with expanding drone warfare. The remarks highlight growing international concern over the humanitarian impact of the fighting.


Sudan Conflict: UN Says Drone Strikes Kill Over 50 Civilians In Sudan Conflict | WION 

The Sudanese Armed Forces say they have broken a years-long siege imposed by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on a key strategic city, marking a major military advance in Sudan’s ongoing civil war. The development could shift momentum on the ground, reopen critical supply routes, and ease humanitarian pressure on civilians trapped by fighting.

Sudan Crisis: Sudanese Army Breaks RSF Siege in Key City | Major Military Advance

On bilateral relations between India and Sudan, the foreign minister pointed to a deep-rooted historical connection that both sides are keen to modernise.

Sudan Foreign Minister Ibrahim seeks deeper economic partnership with India

The government of South Sudan has ordered mass evacuations in Jonglei state, directing civilians to immediately leave Nyirol, Uror and Akobo counties. Authorities announced the launch of Operation Enduring Peace, citing security concerns, as humanitarian agencies warn of fresh displacement in the conflict-prone region.


South Sudan Orders Mass Evacuations In Jonglei Amid Security Operation | WION

The International Criminal Court has told the UN it found evidence of war crimes and crimes against humanity in Sudan’s Darfur region, citing repeated atrocities in El Fasher and the systematic use of sexual violence as a weapon of war amid ongoing conflict.


Sudan Crisis: ICC Says War Crimes Committed In Sudan

The United Nations has raised the alarm over widespread sexual violence in Sudan, warning that women and girls are increasingly being targeted amid the country’s ongoing war.

UN: Sexual Violence Used As Weapon of War In Sudan

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