AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCeasefire Push: Pope Leo XIV urged an immediate ceasefire in Sudan and called for humanitarian corridors, pointing to the worsening situation in el-Obeid as SAF vows to keep fighting RSF through end-2026. Detention and Health: A former RSF commander, Lt. Gen. Ali Al-Naseeh Al-Qala, was transferred to a military hospital in Omdurman after health problems in detention, with his family alleging delays in medical care and no formal charges. Darfur Frontlines: Sudan’s army says it repelled RSF attacks in West Darfur, with government-aligned forces gaining ground around Bir Saliba and pressure on RSF supply routes. Political Dialogue: Al-Burhan held unannounced talks with political and civil society groups on steps for a Sudanese dialogue conference, including proposals to drop death-penalty charges against opposition figures. Gold and State Revenue: Sudan reported official gold exports in six months matching all of 2025, citing tighter controls and a crackdown on smuggling, including specialized courts. Nuba Mountains Release: Two church leaders abducted in South Kordofan were released, as local sources blame SPLA-N breakaway factions for kidnappings.
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