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The article discusses the ongoing civil war in Sudan and how gold sales, particularly to the United Arab Emirates, are funding the conflict.

A drone attack originating from Sudan has killed 17 people in the Chadian town of Tine, marking a dangerous escalation in the spillover effects of the Sudan conflict.

Significant developments occurred on Thursday across regions, including Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, a Russian attack in Moldova causing water pollution, and escalating hostilities between Sudanese military and Rapid Support Forces.

A drone attack from Sudan killed 17 and injured many others in Tiné, Chad, prompting President Mahamat Idriss Déby to order military retaliation.

The Rapid Support Forces in Sudan have reportedly seized the border town of Al-Tina in North Darfur State amid intensifying conflict in the region.

The Rapid Support Forces have taken control of the city of Bara in North Kordofan, marking a strategic advance in the ongoing conflict in Sudan.

The Sudanese army has launched intense surprise airstrikes on Rapid Support Forces sites in Kordofan and Darfur, aiming to disrupt their logistics from across the border.

Seven civilians, including a child, were killed and several others injured in artillery shelling by armed groups in Dilling, South Kordofan.

A drone strike by the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan's White Nile State has resulted in at least nine deaths, primarily among high school students.

Sudan is seeking to have the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) designated as a terrorist organization following the US's recent classification of the Sudanese branch of the Muslim Brotherhood as a foreign terrorist organization.

A drone strike attributed to Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces killed at least 17 people, mostly schoolgirls, in a secondary school and health care centre in White Nile province.

Seventeen people, including students and health professionals, were killed in an airstrike by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces in White Nile state.

The Rapid Support Forces in Sudan have implemented a long-term strategy of starvation as part of their objectives in the ongoing conflict in Darfur since 2003.

A coalition formed by the UK, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands, and Norway is mobilizing to prevent atrocities in Sudan as violence escalates.

A new massacre in Kordofan resulted in the death of seven people, leading to calls from Khartoum for designating the Rapid Support Forces as a terrorist organization.

A new report highlights accusations against Sudan's Rapid Support Forces for committing starvation crimes in Darfur, particularly by destroying farms before mass killings in 2025.

The Sudanese Journalists Syndicate reports seven media workers are missing or detained, raising alarms about enforced disappearances and arbitrary arrests in Sudan.

Drone attacks in Sudan's West Kordofan state resulted in the deaths of at least 33 people, intensifying the ongoing conflict between the army and paramilitary forces.

Clashes between the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces in Sudan's Kordofan region have led to the deaths of 51 people in just 24 hours.

Clashes in Sudan's Kordofan region have resulted in at least 51 deaths as the army claims to have retaken the city of Bara from the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces.

Artillery shelling in Dilling, South Kordofan, has left at least nine dead and 51 injured, according to reports from the Sudan Doctors Network.

The Sudanese army has regained control of the city of Bara in North Kordofan after a military operation against Rapid Support Forces.

A delegation of British lawyers is set to arrive in Sudan to file lawsuits in British courts against the UAE and leaders of the Rapid Support Forces for crimes committed against the Sudanese people.

A new escalation of violence in Sudan occurred over the weekend as the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) intensified drone attacks on civilian structures in El-Obeid and Dilling.

The Sudanese Army successfully repelled an assault from the Rapid Support Forces in South Kordofan, following intense clashes.

Testimonies reveal severe human rights violations, including torture and rape, committed by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces, highlighting the use of sexual violence as a means of control.

Al Jazeera's documentary "He Went Out and Did Not Return" explores the issue of enforced disappearances in Sudan amid military control by the Rapid Support Forces.

A political and legal controversy in Kenya has erupted over the issuance of Kenyan passports to Sudanese individuals connected to the Rapid Support Forces, including the brother of a prominent Sudanese leader.

A United Nations flight successfully landed at Khartoum airport for the first time since the onset of Sudan's war, marking a critical development for humanitarian efforts.

The Rapid Support Forces in Darfur are intensifying military operations, raising fears of widespread ethnic conflict in the region as they seek to consolidate control and influence.

The UN Security Council has imposed sanctions on four commanders of Sudan's Rapid Support Forces for their involvement in atrocities in Darfur, which have been described as having the hallmarks of genocide.

Satellite imagery reveals significant fire damage in Misterih, Sudan, following a deadly attack by Rapid Support Forces that led to numerous casualties.

The UN has sanctioned four leaders of Sudan's Rapid Support Forces for atrocities linked to the violent takeover of el-Fasher.

The Governor of Darfur, Mini Arko Minawi, has denied that the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have control over Al-Tina, insisting that joint forces are in charge.

The UN Security Council has sanctioned four officials of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) for their involvement in atrocities against Sudanese civilians, particularly in El-Fasher and Darfur.

Sudanese paramilitary forces known as the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have taken control of Mostariha, a city previously led by Moussa Hilal, a former Janjaweed commander.

The Rapid Support Forces in Sudan have been accused of targeting and abusing people with disabilities during their recent takeover in El Fasher.

A UN report indicates that the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan's Darfur region have committed acts that amount to genocide and other war crimes during their takeover of El Fasher.

An attack by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces in North Darfur resulted in 28 deaths and 39 injuries, amidst a UN warning of impending famine in Southern Sudan.

At least 28 people have been killed and over 39 injured in an attack by the Rapid Support Forces in Northern Darfur, Sudan.

Chad has closed its eastern border with Sudan due to security concerns arising from ongoing conflicts in Sudan that have spilled over into Chad.

Sudan's army leader, Abdel Fattah Burhan, vows to continue military action against what he calls a rogue militia, while the Rapid Support Forces carry out an aggressive attack in North Darfur, resulting in casualties and destruction.

The article discusses the violent conflict between Musa Hilal and Hamidti, as the Rapid Support Forces attacked Hilal's stronghold in North Darfur.

Musa Hilal, leader of the Revolutionary Awakening Council and chief of the Mahamid tribe, survived a severe attack by Rapid Support Forces in North Darfur, Sudan.

Military sources report drone attacks on the city of Al-Obeid by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces, resulting in damage to the local university.

Ugandan Army General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, son of President Yoweri Museveni, launched a fierce attack on Sudanese Rapid Support Forces leader Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, alleging involvement in atrocities against Sudanese and Africans.

Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has claimed the capture of another town in Darfur, despite the military's assertion that they have repelled the attack.

The Sudanese Foreign Ministry condemns Uganda for welcoming Rapid Support Forces leader Mohamed Hamdan Daglo, calling it direct support for genocide.

Intense fighting has erupted in the strategic city of Tina in North Darfur, with harsh military confrontations reported between Sudanese Armed Forces and Rapid Support Forces, alongside UN warnings of a deteriorating health situation.

A United Nations commission has found evidence suggesting that the actions of Sudan's Rapid Support Forces in the ongoing conflict amount to genocide.