AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSudan War Update: The Sudanese Armed Forces and allied fighters captured Sodari in North Kordofan, extending SAF gains westward as RSF still holds parts of the locality, with reports of prisoners killed during the storming of the town. Chemical Weapons Scrutiny: International experts are calling for an independent probe into alleged chemical weapons use in the Sudan war, warning that blame should wait for on-site sampling and lab testing. US Pressure on Khartoum: US envoy Massad Boulos said Washington is hardening its stance, including blocking Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Burhan’s UN visa, while backing a civilian track linked to the Berlin principles. Diplomatic Moves: Russia’s Lavrov met Sudan’s foreign minister Mohieddin Salem on UNGA sidelines, discussing conflict resolution and expanded trade and humanitarian ties. UNGA Politics & Governance: UN spokesperson Stephane Dujarric pushed back on claims the international system is “broken,” stressing the UN’s peace role depends on member states’ commitment. Children & Humanitarian Focus: UNICEF chief Catherine Russell met Sayyid Badr in New York to discuss cooperation and support for children affected by conflicts including Sudan.
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