AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSudan–Ethiopia Tensions: Ethiopia’s army chief accused Sudan (and Egypt, Eritrea) of backing Tigray rebels as fighting spreads beyond Tigray; Khartoum rejected the claims as “baseless” and counter-accused the RSF of receiving support from within Ethiopia, with drone activity also in the mix. Ceasefire Pressure vs Defiance: Sudan’s army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan vowed to press on against the RSF despite a US visa snub tied to efforts for a three-month truce, while strikes hit Sudanese cities including a drone attack on a fuel depot near Wad Madani and explosions in Nyala. Alleged RSF Drone Strikes on Civilians: North Kordofan authorities accused the RSF of hitting civilian facilities in El-Obeid, including sports and education sites, calling it a violation of international humanitarian law. Regional Humanitarian Fallout: UN-linked reporting highlights displacement and worsening conditions across the region, with Ethiopia’s renewed Tigray fighting displacing tens of thousands and raising fears of a broader crisis that compounds Sudan’s own catastrophe. UN Diplomacy & Accountability: As UNGA81 ends, debates over legitimacy, sovereignty, and external pressure continue to shape Sudan’s political narrative, alongside calls for probes and stronger protection for civilians.
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