AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSudan-US Diplomatic Clash: Khartoum rejected US claims that neither the Sudanese Armed Forces nor the RSF represent legitimate governance, after Washington reportedly withheld Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Burhan’s UN visa unless a 90-day ceasefire is accepted, with Sudan calling for respect for sovereignty and warning against “rewarding the rebellion.” Sudan Frontline Security: RSF drone attacks intensified in North Kordofan, hitting government-held towns including a crowded courtroom in Um Ruwaba and a college in al-Obeid, deepening fear and insecurity. UN Chemical Weapons Probe: The UN said it could investigate Sudan chemical weapons allegations if it receives a formal mandate, as calls grow for scrutiny beyond contested claims. Regional Spillover Risk (Ethiopia/Tigray): Tigrayan forces launched a major offensive, seized airports, and fighting spread into Afar and Amhara, raising fears the 2022 Pretoria peace deal could unravel and pull in wider Horn-of-Africa dynamics. Climate Pressure on Sudan: Scientists warn “super El Niño” could drive extreme heat and unpredictable weather, projecting up to 17,500 heat deaths in Sudan by February 2027.
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