The Joint Forces—once neutral—threw their weight behind the SAF in mid-2023 and have held key front lines in Darfur and central Sudan

The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to allow a deportation flight to South Sudan amid legal challenges over migrants’ safety concerns.

Rights group Emergency Lawyers said a SAF drone hit the building but reported a slightly lower death toll

Matar: Dagalo recasts himself as Sudan’s lone peacemaker, exploiting Islamist fissures and fatigue

Taher Hajar urged Burhan-allied forces to reconsider their role in the conflict, calling for peace and political solutions amid rising tensions.

In a statement posted to his official Truth account, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) chief said the strike on Al Udeid Air Base “poses an existential danger to regional stability and cannot go unanswered”

Dagalo accused General al-Burhan’s army (SAF) and allied Islamists of planning the conflict years in advance and of smearing the RSF as smugglers and narcotics traffickers

The Sudanese leader also repeated allegations that Sudan’s Islamist movement provoked last year’s civil war to cling to power, branding its members “murderers” driven by self-interest

In a recorded address to RSF units, Daglo said the deployment is strictly “to protect citizens and secure the frontier”

Eyewitnesses said the strike hit the main wards without warning, tearing through operating theatres and crowded corridors

Educational authorities in West Darfur said logistical and technical preparations are complete, with intermediate-level exams scheduled for July 19

SAF has denied using banned weapons. The Sudan Times could not independently verify the claims

According to the documents, Cairo strongly objected to the docking of two Saudi vessels carrying heavy weaponry at Eritrea’s Assab Port

Footage circulated by the RSF appeared to show its fighters exchanging fire from trenches on the edge of the division’s headquarters.

The Committee said these evictions represent serious violations of basic human rights and accused the junta in Port Sudan of remaining silent in the face of mounting abuses

According to Jamal al-Din Suleiman, a relative of one of the passengers, over 120 migrants were aboard the boats, including 67 Sudanese nationals

Rapid Support Forces (RSF) fighters have surged into Babanusa, tightening their encirclement of General al-Burhan’s army (SAF) 22nd Infantry Division despite relentless—and widely criticised—air strikes by General Abdelfattah al-Burhan’s warplanes. Commanders on the ground say RSF units breached SAF minefields at dawn on 18 June, dismantling key SAF positions and capturing the 189th Brigade compound,

A newly released documentary shows what it says are leaked videos of General al-Burhan’s army (SAF) and intelligence units being coached in the handling of mustard gas, lewisite and other banned agents for use against RSF-held areas, prompting fresh accusations of war crimes. The footage, filmed inside closed training camps, depicts instructors demonstrating how to

The UN highlights the disastrous impact of Sudan’s ongoing fighting on civilians and critical infrastructure.

In Abu Jubeiha, South Kordofan, security agents reportedly detained hospital employee Ahmed Hassan Shamboul on Wednesday without explanation

The strike, which occurred in the early hours, also damaged additional military assets

Over 16,000 people fled their homes in Sudan this week as fighting between the army and paramilitary forces intensified in western and southern regions.

Clashes reportedly continue in Al-Samasim, west of Al-Kargal

Heavy-weapons fire and drones hit the garrison from early Monday until midday, then resumed Tuesday