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Sudanese conflict expands east and west
The article addresses the escalation of the civil war in Sudan, with fighting spreading to the eastern and western borders, particularly in the Blue Nile region along the border with Ethiopia, and tensions with Chad on the western border. The Rapid Support Forces and the Sudanese Army announced that they control strategic locations, with the Rapid Support Forces increasing their use of drones believed to originate from Ethiopian territory, further complicating the situation. Additionally, the exchanges of attacks have led to widespread displacement and human casualties. The region is showing signs of shifting from an internal conflict to a regional crisis, threatening possible involvement of neighboring countries and increasing the risks of the war expanding further.
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