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Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF)

Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF)

National Military

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Sudan's capital slowly reopens after three years of civil war

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Controls eastern Sudan and Khartoum; leads transitional government

The United Nations reopened its Khartoum headquarters Thursday, nearly three years after staff fled when civil war broke out in April 2023. The Sudanese Armed Forces recaptured the capital in March 2025, and more than two million people have since returned.

Updated May 30

Drone warfare transforms Sudan's civil war into a daily toll on civilians

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Government military force; primary drone operator in Kordofan and White Nile strikes

Sudan's civil war has entered a new phase defined by drone strikes that hit markets, hospitals, and roads nearly every day. On March 26, two strikes killed at least 28 civiliansโ€”22 at a market in Saraf Omra, North Darfur when one hit a parked oil truck, and six along a road in Kordofan. The market strike ignited part of the market, and an infant was among the 22 dead.

Updated May 30

Sudan's war-driven famine crisis

Force in Play

Controls central, eastern, and northern Sudan

Two of every five Sudanese now lack enough food. Three UN agencies said on May 15 that 19.5 million people across Sudan face crisis-level hunger after three years of war between the national army and a paramilitary force.

Updated May 15