Chemical weapons pose disease risks in Sudan

Sudan has experienced a significant increase in cases of deadly diseases such as cancer, heart problems, liver and kidney diseases, amidst reports linking their spread to the use of chemical weapons during the ongoing conflict between the army and the Rapid Support Forces. The deteriorating health situation, marked by the collapse of many hospitals and shortages of medicines and medical personnel, has worsened the suffering of patients, especially those with cancer and kidney disease who are facing a severe lack of medications and dialysis treatments. Meanwhile, the Sudanese government denies allegations by the United States of the use of chemical weapons during the war, which led to sanctions being imposed on Sudan since May 2025.

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