AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSudan War Updates: Civilians are fleeing Hamrat El Sheikh in North Kordofan as fighting intensifies, with reports of RSF fighters and vehicles deployed inside residential areas, forcing people into the open or toward safer towns. Blue Nile Front: The Sudanese army says it advanced in Kurmuk locality in Blue Nile after clashes with the RSF and its ally SPLM-N, seizing vehicles and an ammunition depot. Kordofan Fighting: The army also claims it repelled RSF attacks and strengthened positions across North Kordofan, with fighting spilling toward towns residents had hoped would stay neutral. Humanitarian Pressure & Truce Talks: Efforts to secure Sudan truces are failing again, as aid groups warn the humanitarian system is near collapse and local ceasefires keep breaking down. UN Rights Scrutiny: Sudanese protesters gathered outside the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, urging an independent investigation into chemical weapons fears amid claims of foreign military support. Economy & Safety: A gold mine shaft collapse in Red Sea state killed at least 11 miners, with dozens injured and more missing, highlighting the risks of informal mining. Regional Diplomacy: Ethiopia’s Getachew Reda urged both Sudan’s army and RSF to accept they can’t win outright and to negotiate. Nile Water Politics (Egypt): Egypt reiterated it retains all options under international law to protect Nile water security, again challenging Ethiopia’s GERD.
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