AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoChemical Weapons Diplomacy: Sudan says it is ready to cooperate with the OPCW to verify US chemical weapons allegations, revealing it has held a bilateral mechanism with Washington for over a year and repeatedly invited US experts for on-site checks. War and Civilian Harm: North Kordofan’s state government reports an RSF-linked attack on Berber area south of El Obeid killed 15 civilians and injured seven, with SAF and allied forces repelling attackers after hours of clashes. Humanitarian Funding Gap: UN OCHA says Sudan’s humanitarian appeal is only 39% funded, with partners reaching about 11 million people in the first six months while more than 14 million remain displaced and only 1.7 million receive multi-sector assistance. Security Claims and Battlefield Narrative: PM Kamil Idris says SAF is close to defeating RSF and “foreign mercenaries,” framing the war as external aggression and urging confidence in a UN-backed peace process. Regional Pressure on External Backers: US congressional efforts to curb UAE arms to RSF are reportedly losing momentum, despite intelligence assessments alleging UAE weapons support.
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