Sudanese Army Recovers Sudri and Displacement Rises

The war in Sudan has seen a significant escalation, with the Sudanese armed forces recapturing the strategic town of Soudri in North Kordofan. This comes amid intensifying drone attacks on cities such as Al-Ubayyid and Al-Mazroub, leading to civilian casualties and a sharp increase in the number of refugees fleeing to Chad. The army confirmed the liberation of Soudri after battles with Rapid Support Forces, while attacks on Al-Ubayyid continued, resulting in two deaths and approximately 20 injuries. Mutual accusations between the parties over aerial strikes also emerged. Alongside these developments, a ongoing displacement crisis has caused over 55,000 people to flee to Chad since the start of the war, with projections estimating the number could rise to around one million refugees. Humanitarian aid efforts are facing a severe funding crisis. Diplomatically, Sudan’s foreign minister held talks in New York with international officials, where UN Secretary-General Guterres emphasized the need to continue efforts to cease hostilities and ensure the delivery of humanitarian assistance.

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