AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSudan Security & Governance: Sudan’s army has launched major reinforcements toward the Sahara, with convoys reportedly moving into Northern state areas like al-Khanaq and al-Raheb, aiming to open a new front against the RSF and push toward the Sudan–Libya–Egypt tri-border zone. Urban Policing: In Khartoum, authorities carried out a large anti-crime campaign, arresting more than 2,000 people across multiple districts and targeting looting, drug trafficking, and organized crime as the state tries to stabilize areas affected by fighting. War Dynamics & Armed Alliances: Civilians in army-controlled cities warn that the SAF’s reliance on new militia coalitions could repeat the RSF-era cycle, with armed groups—like the Joint Forces, Sudan Shield Forces, and the Baraa ibn Malek Brigade—growing in strength and operating as “allies for now.” Water Politics: Receding Nile levels are reviving the GERD debate, with water stations reportedly shutting down in parts of Khartoum North and Omdurman and experts pointing to dam operations and Ethiopia’s unilateral control as the key risk for Sudan and Egypt. International Justice: The ICC dropped a war crimes case against fugitive Sudan rebel Abdallah Banda after prosecutors said they could no longer prove the case at trial, leaving 103 victims waiting longer for accountability.
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