Sudan Conflict Escalates with No Political Resolution in Sight

Intensified fighting between military factions has resulted in severe humanitarian crises and international calls to halt arms supplies.

The conflict between Sudan's military and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has intensified, leading to increased violence and civilian suffering.
The United Nations reports over 24,000 deaths and the displacement of 11 million people, marking the world's worst displacement crisis.
Both sides are receiving significant external support and arms, with accusations against countries like the UAE and Russia's Wagner group, though these are denied.
Negotiations have stalled despite international efforts, with both factions focused on achieving a military victory.
Humanitarian conditions worsen as food insecurity spreads, with famine conditions reported in several regions.