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: UN Warns of Regional Spillover, 700 Killed in Drone Strikes

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The Sudanese government and military blamed the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) for the attack, with the Army chief General Abdel Fattah Burhan calling the attack a dangerous escalation.

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Survivors from Thursday's attack were moved to Abu Jebaiha Hospital in South Kordofan for treatment, while urgent calls have gone out for blood donations and other medical support, UN chief said. 

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Sudan’s RSF declared a three-month unilateral ceasefire after the army rejected a US-backed truce proposal by the Quad mediators. The move deepens tensions between army chief Burhan and RSF leader Daglo, as both trade accusations over bias, militias and foreign involvement.

Sudan's RSF declares unilateral three-month ceasefire after army rejects US plan

Trump says he will push for an end to Sudan’s civil war after Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman urged him to step in. Admitting the conflict was not on his radar, he now vows to use US influence to halt the violence that has killed tens of thousands and displaced millions.

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Talks aimed at ending Sudan's shattering 16-month-old civil war began on Wednesday in Switzerland although the absence of the military dampened hopes for imminent steps to alleviate the country's humanitarian crisis.

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Rival Sudanese political factions formally attended reconciliation talks in Cairo, the first since a conflict in the country began almost 15 months ago, but admitted there was little prospect of quickly ending the war. During the conference the democratic bloc, which is aligned with the army, refused to hold joint sessions with taqaddum faction, which it accuses of sympathising with the rapid support forces (rsf). Neither the army nor the r-s-f attended. Watch in for more details!

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#Gravitas | The world's biggest hunger crisis is currently unfolding in Sudan. The phrase "starving to death",takes on a whole new meaning in this African nation, where more than half of the country’s 45 million people are in urgent need of assistance. As much as 5% of Sudan's population, could die of starvation by the end of the year. The country which was already facing the worst humanitarian crisis in the world, is now slipping towards a humanitarian disaster. How did Sudan get here? Watch this video to find out.

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The International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor is urgently investigating allegations of war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Darfur city of al-Fashir which has become a new front between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF).

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Sudan war: Several aid agencies and their workers in Sudan have raised alarm saying that the war-torn country is headed towards a larger-scale calamity of starvation and could see mass deaths because of it in the upcoming months. US is ecpected to announce $100 million in aid. Watch in for more details!

Sudan civil war: Millions displaced as fighting rages on after a year

The game of thrones in the strategically located and agriculturally rich Sudan between the Sudanese army and its former ally, the Rapid Support Forces or the RSF paramilitary group has killed 14,000 people across the country or possibly many more. For close to a year, the army and the paramilitary have battled over Khartoum and the nearby cities. In a symbolic victory, on the 12th of March, the Sudanese army claimed to have recaptured the headquarters of the state broadcaster in Omdurman.

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39 people were killed in the South Darfur region of Sudan on Tuesday as the fighting between the two military factions continues to escalate. But in the midst of the conflict the Sudanese Army Chief paid a visit to Egypt on Tuesday. This is General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan's first trip abroad since the Civil War broke.

Sudanese Military Chief Burhan holds talks with Egypt's president in a bid to end conflict

The devastating war in Sudan between the Army and the rapid support forces has reached its hundredth day. The mediation attempts by Regional and International Powers has failed to find a path out of an increasingly uncontrollable conflict in Sudan.

Sudan conflict enters 100th day: No end to havoc in Khartoum & ethnic violence in Darfur | WION

The civil war in Sudan has brought life to a standstill. While the focus of the foreign media has been on diplomats and foreign nationals who got caught in the violence that suddenly exploded in this head-butting contest between the two generals, few have focused their attention on the common people of Sudan. Remember, civil wars, ethnic conflicts and social strife is not new to the people of Sudan. But even then, this is a conflict like no other that has gripped the country in the last few decades. Be it in the ethnic violence of Darfur, or Blue Nile and the Southern Kardofan crisis.

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