Sudan Descends into Chaos as Conflict Displaces Millions

The conflict between Sudan's military and paramilitary forces has displaced over 2 million people and killed nearly 1,000.
West Darfur governor was assassinated after accusing paramilitary forces of genocide, threatening to expand ethnic violence.
The US condemned human rights abuses and violence committed during the conflict, especially by the Rapid Support Forces paramilitary group.
Peace talks have stalled, and the conflict shows no signs of ending as humanitarian groups warn of a crisis akin to Syria's civil war.
Cultural sites have been destroyed, and civilians have faced widespread looting, murder, and rape according to reports.