#Sudan
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MiscellaneousSudan Army Accused of Deadly Drone Strike on Livestock Market
The Sudanese army has been accused of carrying out a drone strike on a livestock market. The incident is currently under scrutiny, with a video report of the event lasting 1 minute and 28 seconds.
MiscellaneousSudan Army Accused of Deadly Drone Strike on Livestock Market
Paris residents have voiced their dismay to Al Jazeera over damage resulting from a protest. The incident involved a drone strike targeting a livestock market.
MiscellaneousSudan's Humanitarian Catastrophe Worsens: Millions Displaced Amidst Critical Aid Shortages
Sudan is facing a deepening humanitarian crisis with millions displaced and struggling amid severe aid funding shortages. Political figures are calling for increased international pressure to end the ongoing conflict.
HealthSudan's War Forces Chronic Illness Sufferers to Choose Between Life-Saving Medicine and Food
Sudan's ongoing civil war has created a dire situation for individuals with chronic illnesses, forcing them to make impossible choices between life-saving medications and basic necessities like food due to soaring costs and supply disruptions.
PoliticsEgypt and Sudan Ministers Vow to Strengthen Ties, Reject Destabilization Efforts
Egypt and Sudan's foreign and finance ministers met to reaffirm their strong bilateral ties, reject external attempts to undermine relations, and discuss ways to enhance cooperation and address the situation in Sudan. Egypt reiterated its support for Sudan's stability and unity.
MiscellaneousUN Urges Immediate Halt to Sudan Drone Attacks Amidst Rising Civilian Fatalities
The UN is demanding an immediate halt to drone attacks in Sudan's civil war, as these weapons have become the leading cause of civilian casualties. The Security Council is urged to implement stricter sanctions and an expanded arms embargo to curb external support fueling the conflict.
MiscellaneousEgypt Halts Sudan Truck Transit Indefinitely After Deadly Shooting of Two Drivers
Egypt has indefinitely suspended truck transit to Sudan via the Qustul land port after two Egyptian drivers were killed and a third injured in a shooting in Khartoum. Passenger traffic remains unaffected.
PoliticsSudan's Path to Peace: Why Dialogue, Not Dismissal, is Crucial
Sudan urgently needs a political settlement to end the ongoing conflict. An initiative to foster Sudanese-led dialogue faces opposition but is seen as a crucial step towards peace, requiring careful consideration and a demonstration of inclusivity.
MiscellaneousSudan Apprehends Gunman in Fatal Shooting of Two Egyptian Nationals
Sudanese authorities have arrested the perpetrator of a shooting incident that killed two Egyptian truck drivers and injured another in Khartoum. The Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is working with Sudanese officials to investigate and repatriate the deceased.
MiscellaneousEgypt's Army Responds to Accusations of Border Airstrikes on Sudanese Gold Mine
Egypt's army has issued a statement regarding accusations of airstrikes on a gold mining site near the Sudan border, asserting its campaign targets illegal mining within Egyptian territory while urging citizens to rely on official information.
MiscellaneousEgypt and Sudan Launch Joint Probe into Khartoum Shootings Following Border Air Strike
Egypt and Sudan are investigating the shooting deaths of two Egyptians in Khartoum, an incident that follows a deadly air strike near the border. The gunman, apprehended by Sudanese police, reportedly confessed to acting in retaliation for his brother's death in the earlier strike.
HealthSudan on Brink of Famine as Conflict and Drought Worsen Food Crisis, Monitors Warn
A global food crisis monitor warns that conflict and drought are significantly increasing the risk of famine in Sudan's Darfur and Kordofan regions. Limited healthcare, scarce water, and worsening malnutrition are leaving the population highly vulnerable.
MiscellaneousDeadly Air Strike on Sudan Gold Mine Exposes Egypt Border Insecurity
An alleged air strike on a gold mine in northern Sudan has killed at least 72 workers, highlighting severe insecurity along the border with Egypt. Rights groups accuse the Egyptian military of the attack, while Egypt has not commented.
Breaking NewsTragic Airstrike in Northern Sudan Claims the Lives of at Least 72 Artisanal Miners, Rights Group Reports
A rights monitor reports that at least 72 artisanal miners were killed in an airstrike in northern Sudan, prompting allegations of a cross-border attack amid the country's ongoing conflict.
Breaking NewsDeadly Air Strike Tragic Loss of Life at Sudan Gold Mine Near Egypt Border
A deadly air strike at a Sudan gold mine near the Egypt border has left dozens of people dead, according to recent reports and video footage.
Breaking NewsTragic Drone Attack Kills 30 Displaced Civilians in Sudan's Blue Nile Region
A drone strike in Sudan's Blue Nile region attributed to the Rapid Support Forces has killed 30 displaced people, mostly women and children, near the city of Damazin.
PoliticsUN Extends Darfur Arms Embargo While Blocking Broader Sudan Sanctions Proposal
The UN Security Council has extended the Darfur arms embargo by two months, though opposition from Russia and China blocked a US proposal to expand the sanctions nationwide.
PoliticsUN Security Council Renews Darfur Arms Embargo as US Seeks Nationwide Ban Amid Civil War
The UN Security Council has extended the Darfur arms embargo while debates continue over a US proposal for a nationwide ban. The decision reflects ongoing international friction regarding how to curb the flow of weapons in Sudan's civil war.
PoliticsUS Senior Adviser Massad Boulos Holds Rare Talks with Sudan's General Abdel Fattah Al Burhan in Egypt
US senior adviser Massad Boulos met with Sudanese army chief Gen Abdel Fattah Al Burhan in Egypt to discuss ongoing efforts to end Sudan's devastating three-year war and address the escalating humanitarian crisis.
PoliticsUN Human Rights Council Condemns Civilian Attacks in Sudan and Demands Immediate Truce
The UN Human Rights Council has condemned escalating attacks on civilians in Sudan and extended its fact-finding mission mandate, while the World Food Programme reported a deadly airstrike on a humanitarian food convoy in North Kordofan.
PoliticsEgypt, Sudan, Eritrea, and Somalia Form Strategic Horn of Africa Alliance
Leaders from Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea, and Somalia have established a strategic alliance to address regional security, maritime governance in the Red Sea, and shared geopolitical challenges in the Horn of Africa.
PoliticsQuadilateral Summit in Egypt: Leaders of Egypt, Sudan, Somalia, and Eritrea Reach Key Regional Consensus
Leaders from Egypt, Sudan, Somalia, and Eritrea met at the El Alamein Joint Declaration to forge a regional consensus on security, territorial integrity, and economic cooperation.
PoliticsFears Mount That Renewed Fighting in Ethiopia Will Trigger Wider Regional Conflict
Renewed fighting in Ethiopia and accusations of foreign involvement have sparked fears that the conflict is expanding across the region, leading to severed diplomatic ties.
PoliticsEthiopia Accuses Regional Rivals of Backing Armed Groups as Conflict Escalates
Ethiopia has accused Eritrea, Sudan, and Egypt of supporting armed opposition groups as fighting spreads across the north, while the accused nations have strongly denied the allegations.