Sudanese army accused of killing 47 civilians
Human rights organizations have reported that the Sudanese army killed 47 civilians in drone attacks over the past 48 hours in Darfur and Kordofan states. The humanitarian challenges are intensifying, and trust between the parties remains absent, making efforts to end the war more difficult and threatening Sudan's unity and regional stability. Experts emphasize that a ceasefire is essential to protect civilians and to establish a comprehensive political settlement. However, continued fighting could lead to the country's fragmentation and deepen divisions that threaten regional security, with analysts stressing that a lack of trust and conflicting interests hinder the achievement of a lasting agreement.
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