AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSudan Missing and Unmarked Graves: After three years of war, Sudan’s families are still searching for thousands of people who vanished during fighting, displacement, or detention—many believed buried in unmarked graves across Khartoum. One case is Fahmy al-Fateh, last seen leaving a Khartoum military base over a year ago; his wife says she has searched hospitals, morgues, and camps with no answers. Capital Recovery, Fragile Rebuilding: In the background, Khartoum’s slow return to normalcy is underway after SAF regained control of the city and surrounding areas, but rebuilding water, power, schools, and damaged heritage remains a daily struggle. War’s Wider Human Cost: The latest reporting also keeps spotlighting mass humanitarian violations and the way civilians pay the price—missing persons, destroyed infrastructure, and families left in limbo. Regional Mediation Push: Qatar’s foreign policy chief renewed calls for stronger mediation, arguing wars now spill across the Gulf, Red Sea, and beyond—while Sudan remains one of the crises on the list.
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