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Recent Sudanese army victories in North Kordofan, a wave of defections from the Rapid Support Forces, and General al-Burhan's opening of a political channel suggest the conflict may be entering a new phase. The army is turning battlefield gains into political leverage, while the RSF faces growing internal cohesion challenges.
Sudanese army and allied forces repelled two RSF attacks near Bir Saliba in West Darfur, killing a top RSF commander and destroying dozens of vehicles. The Joint Force says it is preparing for a decisive battle to retake el-Geneina, while the RSF has shifted to drone use after losing key supply routes. Over 6,650 people were displaced in recent clashes, adding to the 13 million displaced since the war began.
Sudan's conflict between the army and RSF paramilitary has killed over 150,000 people, displaced 15 million, and commanders on both sides vow to fight for decades. The war has devastated the economy, health system, and education, threatening a lost generation.
