AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoChemical Weapons & Sanctions: Sudan’s government and foreign ministry rejected new US sanctions tied to alleged chemical weapons use in the war, calling them unilateral, illegal, and based on false claims, while officials in the “peace government” in Nyala demanded an urgent independent international probe after allegations from Umm Qarfa, North Kordofan. Humanitarian Funding Pressure: The UN’s liquidity squeeze remains a major threat to rights and aid work, and WHO’s Eastern Mediterranean office is urgently seeking $6.42m to keep health and nutrition services running across Somalia, Sudan and Djibouti. War Economy, Drones & Civilian Harm: Reports highlight how drone attacks are reshaping daily life in Sudan’s besieged areas, with El Obeid described as a place where civilians fear strikes from the sky. Accountability Push: DAWN urged the UN to impose an arms embargo on the UAE over alleged support to the RSF, citing links to atrocities in Sudan. Regional Security Spillover: Nigeria’s Operation Hadin Kai announced arrests of suspected foreign terrorist-linked suspects, including a Sudanese man, alongside a woman claiming to be an illegal immigrant. Culture Under Fire: A report says Khartoum’s National Museum was used as a military stronghold, leaving weapons and damage inside Sudan’s heritage spaces.
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