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Al Jazeera English reports the Sudanese army's announcement that it has regained control of the strategic highway between Khartoum and El Obeid, capital of North Kordofan, after two days of fighting with the RSF. The segment details recaptured towns and villages along the route, restoring a direct connection for the first time in months.
Source: Al Jazeera English
The DW News segment opens with footage and warnings about the October 2025 El Fasher massacre by the RSF and the risk of similar atrocities in El Obeid. Experts discuss external backing for both SAF (Egypt, Saudi Arabia) and RSF (primarily UAE), gold smuggling profits, and the Quad (US, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, UAE) peace initiative. It argues that member states' dual roles undermine negotiations and that US sanctions on the UAE could force change. The report closes noting civilians trapped without water or electricity in El Obeid amid international inaction.
Source: DW News
The segment covers Sudan's ongoing civil war, focusing on RSF actions in El Fasher and fears for El Obeid. It cites a new Amnesty International report alleging crimes against humanity based on 247 interviews, details specific abuses including against children, and notes calls to prevent genocide plus recommendations for aid, ICC support, arms embargo, and protection forces. It mentions Canada's condemnation of the RSF alongside a UAE investment deal and an upcoming UN Human Rights Council meeting.
Source: Global News
The segment investigates weapons smuggling routes into Sudan’s civil war between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) since 2023. It details a reported UAE airbridge using cargo planes to Chad for onward smuggling to the RSF, gold flows to Dubai, and advanced weaponry appearing on battlefields. The broadcast highlights the UK’s role as UN Security Council penholder and former colonial power, accusing it of favoring economic relations with the UAE—including arms export approvals—over confronting alleged RSF support. It references the April 2025 Zam Zam camp attack, subsequent El Fasher violence, internal UK documents on limited atrocity prevention, and recovered UK-origin equipment at RSF sites.
Source: Guardian News
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