AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSafety & Accountability in Sudan: The Emergency Lawyers Group accused the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) of killing at least five civilians and wounding more than 10 in North Kordofan, saying an army vehicle attacked farmers and shepherds near Jabra El Sheikh, with detainees later released; the group called for an independent investigation. Frontline Pressure Beyond the Main Lines: The same report said RSF drones struck targets across River Nile, Khartoum and North Kordofan, underscoring risks to civilians even away from major battles. Darfur Developments: A Sudanese army-led counteroffensive in western Darfur reportedly pushed back RSF attacks in Bir Saliba, near el-Geneina, with claims of pressure on RSF routes toward Chad and possible leadership losses for the RSF. Travel Context for Sudanese Routes: EgyptAir says it resumed direct Cairo–Port Sudan flights (five weekly services) after drone attacks shut the airport in 2025, a key update for Sudan-linked travel planning. Humanitarian Travel Reality Check: A report highlights Sudan’s exodus into eastern Chad, where a refugee camp is nearing collapse—an important backdrop for anyone considering cross-border movement.
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