Military rivals plunge Sudan into chaos as casualties mount
- Sudan is experiencing a nightmare scenario with rival factions of the military battling for control of the country.
- The conflict between generals Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo has spread nationwide, killing over 185 people and injuring 1,800.
- Hospitals and aid groups have been attacked, forcing many to suspend operations and leaving civilians without access to food, water, or electricity.
- The fighting threatens to derail Sudan's democratic transition and has drawn international condemnation, though calls for a ceasefire have gone unheeded.
- The dispute stems from disagreements over how to integrate Dagalo's Rapid Support Forces into the military and consolidate control over the country's resources.
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