AGP Executive Report
Last update: 29 minutes agoKhartoum Security: Sudan lifted Khartoum’s two-year curfew and a state of emergency, but kept security checkpoints and army patrols, urging residents to carry ID; it also tightened entry rules for foreign nationals. South Kordofan Floods: The UN migration agency IOM says heavy rains and floods displaced 168 families and damaged or destroyed 271 homes in Abu Kershola, South Kordofan, as war limits disaster response. Chad–Sudan Border Tensions: Chad says a Sudanese air strike hit a fuel market near the border, killing at least 12 and wounding seven, while Sudan rejected blame before an independent probe. War on Information: A journalist in Berber was arrested and charged with “spreading fake news” after criticizing an SAF-aligned Islamist faction, highlighting pressure on local reporting. Humanitarian Migration Deaths: A Sudanese relief committee reports 37 Sudanese migrants died at sea on the route from Libya to Greece. Regional Arms Pressure: The US warned Sudan’s war could spill across borders and urged cutting external support to both sides as diplomats push for wider UN arms embargo coverage.
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