Sudan attack leaves 153 dead; Egypt and Saudi oppose division
The Sudanese crisis has escalated its military operations, leading to a worsening humanitarian and agricultural situation. Over 150 people have been reported killed in a drone attack targeting a market in the disputed Abyei area between Sudan and South Sudan, amid rising tensions in the border region. The Sudanese army has also conducted airstrikes on Rapid Support Forces positions in Nyala and El Obeid, with the government confirming that RSF forces are active in the areas targeted by the strikes. The Darfur regions face significant risks due to declining rainfall, with deteriorating green spaces and drought threatening the 2026 agricultural season, thereby increasing the risk of food shortages and food insecurity in the area. This situation is compounded by ongoing conflict and climate change. Efforts by international and regional actors continue to cease hostilities and support the country's stability.
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