AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEl Obeid Siege-Style Collapse: Satellite-linked reporting says life-support systems in El Obeid are degrading fast—fuel and power damage, displacement growth, and long lines at the few stations still operating—amid SAF–RSF fighting and a UN warning of siege conditions. Khartoum Health Recovery: Qatar Charity launched a cochlear implant programme for children at Doha Hospital in Khartoum, restarting a specialised service after the war disrupted care. Arms and Battlefield Shifts: Sudan’s army reportedly received Pakistani-made Mohafiz armoured vehicles and drones, a move analysts say could challenge RSF tactics in Kordofan and Darfur. Education Under Fire at the UN: Pakistan urged UN Security Council action to protect Sudan’s schools, warning that attacks and insecurity are pushing millions of children out of education. Accountability Demand on Schools: India echoed the call at a UN Arria-formula meeting, citing a sharp rise in attacks on schools and stressing “protection without accountability” won’t work. Darfur Frontline Update: West Darfur Governor Minni Minnawi said the army and allied forces repelled an RSF attack in Bir Sleiba, with claims of destroyed vehicles circulating online. Humanitarian Warning: UN officials said Sudan’s war is depriving children of education and deepening the displacement crisis, with Darfur schools hit hardest.
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