AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSudan Peace Talks Setup: Sudan’s army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan marked Army Day by backing an “inclusive” national dialogue, but only after RSF disarmament and with temporary immunity and legal protections for dialogue participants—while he vowed the army will keep fighting until the RSF is defeated. Dialogue Conditions & Political Fronts: Burhan also floated a common political front for negotiations, stressing the state won’t organize the talks or dictate outcomes, and that any peace must restore services, security, and civilian returns first. War’s Human Cost: A new health-system warning says 37% of Sudan’s facilities were non-functional in 2026, turning the conflict into a wider rights emergency beyond hospitals. Security & Battlefield Pressure: Reports say drone attacks hit Khartoum and northern cities, while fighting around key towns like al-Obeid continues, underscoring how military pressure shapes the political track. Regional Diplomacy: Egypt and Turkey reiterated concern over Sudan’s war and pushed for political solutions that preserve Sudan’s institutions.
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