Celebrate Eid al-Adha in Omdurman Amidst War's Challenges
Omdurman celebrates Eid al-Adha despite the ongoing war's impact. Sudanese families face economic and security challenges with a strong will, holding onto their traditions.
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Defector from Rapid Support Forces Performs Hajj in Mecca
Ali Abdullah Rizq Allah, known as 'Savana', a defector from the Sudanese Rapid Support Forces, performed Hajj in Mecca. This event occurred less than three weeks after he announced his separation from the group accused of committing genocide in Darfur.
Welcome First Sea Pilgrimage Flights from Sudan in Jeddah
The Governor of Jeddah, Prince Saud bin Abdullah bin Jalawi, welcomed the first sea pilgrimage flights arriving from Sudan at the Islamic Port of Jeddah. He emphasized the port's readiness to receive the guests of Allah.
Drone strikes kill 880 civilians in Sudan since January 2023
The United Nations Human Rights Commission has documented the deaths of at least <strong>880 civilians</strong> in Sudan since the beginning of 2023 due to drone strikes. These figures reflect a concerning escalation in the ongoing conflict in the country.
Urge to Disarm and Continue the Fight for Dignity in Sudan
Sudanese Sovereign Council President and Army Commander Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan announced that the 'embrace of the homeland is open' to anyone who lays down their arms, emphasizing the continuation of the fight for dignity. His statements come amid ongoing security and political tensions in the country.
Sudanese Army Regains Control of Strategic Kili Area
The Sudanese army has announced the recovery of the strategic Kili area in Blue Nile state following intense battles with Rapid Support Forces, resulting in significant casualties and equipment losses.
Hamidti emphasizes pursuit of lasting peace in Sudan without Brotherhood
Rapid Support Forces leader Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hamidti, stated that his forces do not seek to prolong the war in Sudan. He stressed the urgent need for a ceasefire as the conflict enters its fourth year.
Hamidti Affirms Forces' Readiness for War Until 2040
Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as 'Hamidti', confirmed his forces' readiness to fight until 2040 during a speech to his officers. He promised to improve administrative conditions and support the wounded and families of the deceased.
Escalate military tensions between Sudan and Ethiopia on borders
Military and diplomatic tensions are rising along the Sudanese-Ethiopian border, raising concerns about a potential conflict that could impact regional security. Both sides are showing increased military readiness.
Egypt Recognizes Sudan's Disintegration Plan Early
Salima Ishaq stated that Egypt was among the first countries to recognize the plan aimed at dismantling Sudan, highlighting the importance of this awareness in enhancing regional stability.
Russia Calls for Immediate Ceasefire in Sudan Amid Rising Conflict
The Russian Foreign Ministry expressed its hope for an urgent ceasefire in Sudan, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the country's unity, sovereignty, and territorial integrity. This statement comes as armed conflict escalates in Sudan, complicating the humanitarian and political situation.
Drone attack escalates tensions between Sudan and Ethiopia
A drone attack targeted Khartoum Airport on Monday, intensifying the already strained relations between Sudan and Ethiopia. This incident raises concerns about the potential for escalating conflict in a region already facing security challenges.
Witnessing New Developments Reflecting Sudan's Political and Economic Challenges
Sudan is currently experiencing significant political and economic developments, with increasing challenges facing the transitional government. These events highlight the complex situation in the country.
UAE Denies Involvement of Drones in Sudan Airport Attack
The United Arab Emirates has strongly denied allegations of its drones being involved in an attack on an airport in Sudan. This statement reflects the UAE's commitment to peace and stability in the region.
Hamidti: Forces Ready to Fight in Sudan Until 2040
Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo (Hamidti), the leader of the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan, stated that his troops are prepared to continue military operations until 2040 if necessary. He noted that the Sudanese army anticipates the conflict may persist until 2033.
Escalating Cooking Gas Crisis Forces Sudanese to Seek Alternatives
The cooking gas crisis in Sudan is worsening as prices continue to rise, compelling many citizens to turn to the parallel market for their needs. This situation highlights the depth of the economic crisis affecting the population amidst a shortage of official supplies.
Drone attack in Sudan kills military leader's brother and family
A drone strike targeted a home in the eastern region of Al-Jazira, resulting in the death of Azam Keikel, brother of Major General Abu Aqila Keikel, along with several family members. This attack highlights the increasing use of drones in the ongoing conflict since April 2023.
Saudi Arabia Urges Neighboring Countries to Respect Sudan's Sovereignty
The Saudi Foreign Ministry strongly condemned the attack on Khartoum Airport, emphasizing the need to respect Sudan's sovereignty and prevent neighboring countries from using their territories as launch points for aggression.
Bolster defenses as Sudan faces drone attacks from Ethiopia
Sudanese General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan announced that his forces are prepared to defend the country following multiple drone attacks on Khartoum Airport, allegedly launched from Ethiopia. This escalation comes amid deteriorating relations between Sudan and Ethiopia.
Saudi Arabia condemns attack on Khartoum airport and calls for calm
The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemned the attack targeting a site at Khartoum airport, emphasizing the need to maintain Sudan's unity and stability. The statement highlighted the importance of protecting civilians and vital facilities from any conflict.
Sudan Accuses Ethiopia of Drone Strike on Khartoum Airport
The Sudanese Foreign Ministry has summoned its ambassador to Ethiopia, Al-Zain Ibrahim, for consultations, accusing Addis Ababa of involvement in a drone strike on Khartoum Airport. This escalation reflects rising tensions between the two nations amid ongoing internal conflicts in Sudan.
Ethiopia Denies Involvement in Khartoum Airport Attack
The Ethiopian Ministry of Foreign Affairs denied any involvement in the attack on Khartoum Airport, emphasizing its commitment to non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries. This denial comes amid rising tensions in the region, raising concerns about regional stability.
Escalate military tensions between Sudan and Ethiopia raises border conflict questions
Tensions have resurfaced between Sudan and Ethiopia following drone attacks, complicating the situation as Sudan was expected to begin recovery with the resumption of flights. Khartoum accused Addis Ababa of involvement in these attacks, prompting questions about the conflict's background.
Sudanese Army Downs Drone Launched by Paramilitary Forces
The Sudanese army has shot down a drone launched by paramilitary forces at Khartoum Airport, highlighting escalating tensions between the two sides. This incident occurred during a sensitive time as the country faces increasing internal conflicts.
Sudan summons ambassador to Ethiopia after drone attack
Sudan has summoned its ambassador to Ethiopia following accusations of Ethiopia's involvement in a drone attack targeting Khartoum Airport. The Sudanese air defenses successfully shot down the drones, while witnesses reported hearing explosions.
Controversy Arises Over Burhan's Comments on Doctors in Sudan
Sudanese army leader Abdel Fattah Burhan's remarks about a supposed 'intelligence role' for doctors have sparked widespread debate regarding the neutrality of medical personnel. These statements raise concerns about the protection of doctors under international humanitarian law.
Sudanese Army Repels Drone Attack on Khartoum Airport
The Sudanese army's air defenses successfully thwarted a drone attack targeting the vicinity of Khartoum Airport on Monday. This incident coincided with the resumption of international flights, highlighting ongoing security tensions in the country.
Accusations Against Doctors Raise Concerns in Sudanese Conflict
The Sudanese Doctors Network expressed alarm over comments made by Sudan's Sovereign Council President, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, who accused some doctors of providing field information during the ongoing conflict. These statements raise fears regarding the safety of medical professionals and their role in crises.
Drone strike in Omdurman kills five civilians amid rising violence
A drone strike targeting a vehicle in Omdurman resulted in the deaths of five civilians. The incident raises concerns about escalating violence in the region.
Gold Prices Surge in Sudan on Sunday, May 3, 2026
Gold prices in Sudan saw a significant increase today, Sunday, May 3, 2026, with the price of 21-carat gold reaching approximately <strong>30,000 Sudanese pounds</strong>. This rise is attributed to global market fluctuations and their impact on the local economy.