Overview
- The RSF-led coalition declared Nyala in southern Darfur the seat of its “Transitional Peace Government” and appointed General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo as president, SPLM-N leader Hilu as deputy and Mohamed Hassan al-Taishi as prime minister.
- The Burhan-Idris administration continues to control Khartoum and the northern, eastern and central regions and remains the only government recognized by the international community.
- No country has extended recognition to the RSF administration and both the United Nations and African Union have publicly denounced it as illegitimate.
- Bitter clashes around al-Fashir have persisted, jeopardizing civilians and driving more than 12 million people from their homes since the war began.
- Observers warn that entrenched rival authorities could deepen Sudan’s fragmentation and trigger a Libya-style stalemate.