Stories from Sudan

The Sudanese government has decided to postpone the December elections due to the current political and security situation. Ongoing protests and a lack of consensus among political parties have contributed to the decision.

A Turkish drone was launched from Ethiopia with the apparent destination of Sudan. The purpose and specific target of the drone launch are not yet clear. This launch indicates a potential escalation or involvement in the ongoing conflict in Sudan.

Hospitals in southern Khartoum, including Bashayer Hospital, are reportedly providing military information to the army. The source stated this transfer is a result of clear state policy to clarify industry and inject regular investments. This includes building technical partnerships with major companies in the United States and Europe. The EDGE Group, established in 2019, is identified as the state's prominent industrial arm in the defense sector. The group currently comprises more than 35 companies. Khartoum has made an accusation related to advanced expertise in operating drones and the work of an organization.

Sudanese authorities have established official conditions for organizing public demonstrations. This marks the first formal regulatory measure for protests since the end of Bashar al-Assad's rule.

Sudan's security and military departments have intervened to manage an incident at an airport.

The United States wants to close all science institutions in Sudan before providing aid to those needing assistance. This condition is part of a move toward democracy this year, according to representative Emmanuel Makundi.

The United States wants to close all its embassies in Sudan.

The World Health Organization documented an increase in direct attacks on hospitals in Sudan, Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran in its May update. The US operation in the Middle East is intended to guide and address humanitarian issues caused by approximately 1,600 ships stranded in the Taiwan Strait. The United States has launched an operation in the Middle East, described as a 'pushing action,' aimed at resolving a standoff involving approximately 1600 ships trapped on both sides of the Outer Mongolia Strait. Donald Trump reported that US forces destroyed approximately seven small Iranian boats. The US military also confirmed the interception of drones and cruise missiles fired at its vessels. Iran's Parliamentary Committee Chairman stated that any US interference in the Strait will be considered a violation of a ceasefire.

Major General Abu Aqla Keikal, commander of the Sudan Shield Forces, announced the deaths of his two brothers, Major Azzam Keikal and another brother. The deaths occurred following a drone attack targeting their birthplace in Al Jazirah state early Sunday.

Sharif said the necessity of returning to the Quad initiative to facilitate political dialogue between warring parties in Sudan. He stated that the war must end through a ceasefire followed by a political process involving the Sudanese Armed Forces and its allies.