Sudan clashes kill 21 in South Kordofan
The article addresses the security decline in Sudan, where clashes between the army forces, the Rapid Support Forces, and the Sudan People's Liberation Movement/North have resulted in the deaths of over 21 people, including women and children, in areas of South Kordofan and Blue Nile. There has also been widespread displacement of civilians, with accusations of targeting them based on ethnicity. The report also noted the army's response to attacks by the Rapid Support Forces and the SPLM/North on border regions, inflicting significant losses on the attackers. Meanwhile, fighting continues in the states of Blue Nile and Darfur since October 2023, as part of a war that has claimed thousands of lives and displaced about 13 million people.
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