Overview
- Sudan's military has regained control of significant government buildings in Khartoum, including the Republican Palace, Central Bank, and National Intelligence Service headquarters.
- The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) continue to hold territory in Darfur and other areas, raising fears of a prolonged insurgency or potential de facto partition of the country.
- A drone strike attributed to the RSF on the Republican Palace killed two journalists, a driver, and a military officer, highlighting ongoing retaliatory attacks.
- The humanitarian crisis has worsened, with over 28,000 deaths, millions displaced, and famine conditions affecting large parts of the population.
- Regional instability is growing, with the Sudan conflict contributing to escalating political tensions and violence in neighboring South Sudan.