Displacement & Refugees

@tutubala_ Post about self-inflated war of Congo? What must I say? Free Congo from Congolese (since they are also perpetrators of their war) Sudan? Do you think I give any damn about Arab nationalists who kill each other? Both RSF and Sudanese army were created at the expense of Darfur and South Sudan. I can’t care that much.

SUDAN — Army claims a Kordofan gain. Sudan’s armed forces said Friday they took al-Mazroub in North Kordofan after fighting the Rapid Support Forces. Special-forces spokesman Mohamed Deidan told Anadolu the army had full control and called the town a link between North and West Kordofan used on RSF supply routes. An army source called it the RSF’s largest stronghold in North Kordofan. These are army claims; independent confirmation of the capture was not in the reports. Context: RSF took el-Fasher in late Oct 2025, the army’s last major Darfur city, and the main fight has shifted into Kordofan. The war began in April 2023. https://t.co/8ojHqq7TrP https://t.co/qSlygmz9vq

Kordofan, which lies between the western Darfur region and central Sudan, is now a focal point of Sudan’s war. https://t.co/wVoXHlSRez

The battle for Kordofan: The corridor linking Sudan’s east and west | Sudan war News >*Kordofan, which lies between the western Darfur region and central Sudan, is now a focal point of Sudan’s war.*

@hutaeltayieb @ckaratnytsky He was the leading commander in Darfur. Armed & trained the militia that committed the genocide. The militia turned into the RSF a decade later by Al Bashir own NCP parliament & presidential degree.

Crowds rally in Nyala in support of the Peace Government and demand that army commander al-Burhan be held accountable for the use of chemical weapons against civilians in Sudan NYALA, 1 October 2026 — Thousands gathered in Nyala, the capital of South Darfur, in support of the Peace Government affiliated with the Sudan Founding Alliance, known as Tasis, affirming that legitimacy comes from the people. Demonstrators called for Sudanese army commander Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, all army commanders, and the leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood organization standing behind the army to be held accountable for their involvement in the use of chemical weapons during the war in Sudan. Images from the demonstration showed crowds carrying Sudanese and Tasis flags, alongside banners supporting the government and slogans calling for an end to attacks on civilians and an international investigation into the use of prohibited weapons. Speeches and chants focused heavily on the chemical weapons issue, with participants urging the international community and the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons to investigate the allegations, identify those responsible and ensure accountability. The protests come amid growing international scrutiny over the use of chemical weapons in Sudan. The United States has formally determined that Sudan’s government used chemical weapons in violation of international law, a finding that resulted in US sanctions. Pressure on the army leadership intensified further after investigations published in September by The Washington Post revealed documents, video footage and internal communications pointing to the development and stockpiling of chlorine-based munitions within the military establishment. Sudanese authorities rejected the findings. The Nyala demonstration also carried a clear political message in support of the Peace Government institutions established by the Tasis alliance. Participants raised slogans calling for peace, equality and the building of a new state, while supporters of the government presented the turnout as evidence of public backing for its political project in areas under its control. #السودان #تأسيس #نيالا #تحالف_تأسيس_حكومة_الوحده_والسلام #تأسيس_فوووق #اعمل_متابعه_وشير_لمزيد_من_التفاصيل #ق_د_س_مفتاح_القضيه ✌️