SUDAN: Warring Sides Deadlocked.

The article provides an update on the civil war in Sudan, emphasizing the devastating impact on the Sudanese people. The conflict has caused numerous deaths, displacement, and a potential famine. International support is being called for by the UN and AU officials to address the crisis and protect civilians. The text also mentions inter-clan fighting in Somalia and recent developments in South Sudan, including attacks and peace talks. The Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are still engaged in conflict, with external support prolonging the war. The RSF has been accused of committing atrocities, while the army has adopted an offensive strategy. Ongoing fighting and drone attacks are reported in various regions of Sudan. The article also provides information about the current state of control in different regions of Sudan, highlighting the clashes between the army and RSF in Darfur and the displacement of thousands of people. Other events mentioned include an attack by Jamaat Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM) in Benin, a journalist being charged and allegedly beaten in Burundi, clashes between Cameroonian security forces and separatist rebels, clashes between herders and farmers in Chad, the establishment of a war crimes court in Liberia, the resignation of the UN special envoy for Libya, violence in Niger's Tillaberi Region, a soldier sentenced in Sierra Leone, a shooting incident in South Africa, and the tribute paid to Kenya's army chief who died in a helicopter accident. Allegations were also made against [Extracted from the article]