Stories from Sudan

The Iranian Ministry of Defense has reportedly sold weapons to Sudan in a deal valued at over 60 million euros. The shipment includes multi-purpose unmanned aerial vehicles, drones, bombs, and millions of rounds of ammunition.

The United States has raised concerns regarding the increasing role of Iranian drones in causing civilian deaths in Sudan. Reports indicate that Iran is providing the Sudanese military with war equipment and offensive drones. The conflict in Sudan continues to cause hardship, hunger, and deprivation for civilians. Washington confirmed that groups allied with the Sudanese army received training and support from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. These groups allegedly committed atrocities against civilians. The US has called for curbing Tehran's regional activities following these findings. The alleged involvement is linked to events in Khartoum. Iranian-made drones have extended the duration of the war in Sudan and have been the most lethal weapon against Sudanese civilians. These drones have been observed across various regions of Sudan, including Darfur and Kordofan.

The United States government will pay a ransom to secure the release of American hostages in Sudan. The government in Khartoum has indicated it will leave doors open for those it has sheltered.

Journalist Muammar Ibrahim has been abducted by Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia fighters in Sudan. The abduction was reported by multiple broadcasters. The specific location within Sudan was not detailed in the available reports.

Journalist Muammar Ibrahim has been abducted by Rapid Support Forces (RSF) fighters in Sudan. The abduction occurred in the Darfur region, where militias control entire areas and target reporters.

Azzam Kaykel, the brother of Abu Akileh Kaykel, was killed during an attack in Al Jazirah state. The report confirmed his death following the incident. No specific details regarding the perpetrators or the exact mechanism of the attack were provided. The deceased is identified as the brother of Abu Aqla Kaykel. The report confirms the fatality occurred within the Al Jazirah region. The report was broadcast by Al Araby Radio. The incident occurred in Al Jazirah, Sudan. Israeli military leaders have issued threats to replicate a 'yellow danger' model involving the destruction of 50 towns in southern Lebanon. The New York Times reported on these developments using satellite imagery and military videos. An attack in the Al Daraj neighborhood resulted in one death and 15 injuries. The source provided updates on the casualties following the strike.

RSF militia leader Hemeti has accumulated wealth through gold mining in Darfur, according to reports. Hemeti reportedly rose from a background as a camel herder to owning one of the largest gold mines in the region.

Reports indicate the Sudanese army has repeatedly blocked humanitarian aid intended for areas controlled by the RSF militia in recent years. The army has also reportedly used harsh tactics in recaptured territories to target suspected collaborators.

The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia is accused of killing thousands of people during massacres in the city of El-Fashir. This event is described as one of the most brutal chapters of the ongoing conflict in Sudan. The Sudanese army has reportedly regained control of Khartoum.

Gold exports from Sudan to the United Arab Emirates have increased during the ongoing conflict.