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Sudan Conflict Spreading to Cities
The article focuses on the escalation and expansion of the war in Sudan, where aerial attacks using drones are surpassing the frontline lines and affecting widespread areas including Khartoum, Kordofan, Blue Nile, and Darfur. The recent wave of strikes has resulted in the death of over 160 people and caused approximately 13 million Sudanese to be displaced, with the humanitarian situation and access to basic services deteriorating. Kordofan holds a strategic position in the fighting, as it intersects supply routes between Khartoum and Darfur. Forces are competing between the army and the Rapid Support Forces to control key strategic passages, while the latter rely on long-range attacks to destabilize cities and disrupt services. The military escalation and expansion of aerial operations reflect the ongoing complexity and danger of the Sudanese conflict, with the human toll increasing and the battle centering on control of the Kordofan region and its corridors.
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