The ongoing war in Sudan involves actions by the Rapid Support Forces in North Kordofan, which is part of the country of Sudan.
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Updated Sep 21
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The ongoing war in Sudan involves actions by the Rapid Support Forces in North Kordofan, which is part of the country of Sudan.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.RSF claimed control of a town in Kordofan, while NGOs document atrocities.1 source
- RSF commits atrocities in Sudan, while Mohamed Chande Othman chairs the Fact-Finding Mission.Sub-event
- Regional instability affecting Sudan is linked to the wider Middle East conflict involving Iran and Israel.Sub-event
RSF expands its reach into Kordofan and consolidates control in Darfur amid civil war.1 source
- Forces expelled RSF from White Nile, and the Sudanese Army pledged to regain Kordofan.Sub-event
- Ian Lundin and Alex Schneiter are linked to alleged war crimes and business dealings in Sudan.Sub-event
- Egyptian forces, led by Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, conducted joint operations and security talks in Kordofan, Sudan, using Cairo as a base.Sub-event
Ongoing war in Sudan involving RSF actions in North Kordofan.1 source
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Sudan
country in Northeast Africa
Related events
- Conflict between the army and the RSF has caused restrictions in Sudan.
- South Kordofan is a region located within Sudan.
- Conflict is ongoing in the Abyei region, involving tensions between Abyei, South Sudan, and Sudan.
- Sudan and the Sudanese Armed Forces are engaged in a devastating war over the country's future.
- Civil war in Sudan between SAF and RSF, with foreign powers enabling the conflict.