Sudan Axis

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#Somali Foreign Minister Abdisalam Dhaay met his #Sudanese counterpart @Mohieldinsal on the sidelines of the Arab League Council meeting in Cairo.
The talks highlighted efforts to expand cooperation between Mogadishu and Khartoum while maintaining closer coordination on regional affairs.

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Burundi's President Ndayishimiye, current chair of the @_AfricanUnion , has received a delegation of the RSF-militias "peace government" for a second round of talks in Bujumbura despite the AU's own refusal to recognize the parallel administration.

The meeting hands the militia behind El Fasher's massacres what it needs most: the image of legitimacy.

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The AU-IGAD-LAS-EU-UN Quintet will visit Khartoum from September 8–10 for direct consultations with Sudanese stakeholders.
The mission is part of ongoing efforts to advance a political process in #Sudan.

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#Sudan’s Attorney General Intisar Ahmed Abdel Aal accused the #UAE of sustaining support for the RSF and called for immediate international measures to halt the alleged assistance.
Addressing the #UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, she said foreign backing has prolonged the conflict and enabled continued abuses.

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The #UN Human Rights Council has opened its 63rd session in Geneva, with #Sudan, Myanmar and Ukraine among the key issues on the agenda.
The session will focus on civilian protection, accountability and worsening human rights conditions in major conflict zones.

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Concerns are mounting over South #Sudan’s readiness for the general elections scheduled for December 22.
An analysis warns that unresolved constitutional gaps, the absence of an updated voter register and census, and weak election preparedness could undermine the credibility and legitimacy of the vote.

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The #RSF has released four female journalists and lawyer Magda Hassan Ali after roughly six months in detention in Nyala, South Darfur.
They had been detained following their participation in a February workshop focused on women’s issues and rights.

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A clear message from Djibouti’s President Guelleh: Sovereignty is not negotiable the future of the country will be decided by the Djiboutian people alone.

https://t.co/7stciZIOHp

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#Sudanese Foreign Minister @Mohieldinsal is taking part in the 166th Arab League ministerial session in Cairo.
The meeting is set to address the war in Sudan alongside developments in Palestine, Gaza, Libya and Yemen.

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#UN human rights chief @volker_turk has renewed calls for an immediate ceasefire in #Sudan as civilian casualties and drone attacks continue to spread beyond traditional front lines.
UN investigators also warned of growing risks in Kordofan, Blue Nile and Darfur, citing attacks on hospitals, markets, homes and other civilian infrastructure.

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#Sudanese Armed Forces air defence units reportedly intercepted and destroyed four suicide drones over Dindiro in the Blue Nile region.
The drones were downed before reaching their intended targets in the area.

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A #UN panel says the #RSF’s capture of El Fasher left more than 6,000 people dead and forced over 138,000 civilians from their homes.
The report also named six senior RSF commanders as responsible for the siege and military operations that led to the city’s fall.

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The Committee to Protect Journalists and 16 rights groups have called on the #RSF to immediately release three female #Nyala Radio journalists detained in South Darfur since late February.
The organizations also raised concern over their deteriorating health and urged that they receive immediate medical care.

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A "chemical massacre" with zero confirmed deaths, a source no one can name, images no one can place and all of it landing two weeks before Burhan's UNGA speech. This analysis asks the questions the @nytimes didn't.

https://t.co/ZqLWFGvZff

[Kenya Axis @kenyaaxis]

Hemedti is the largest and final product of an order in which the state ran its monopoly on violence as a rentable asset; today he is the intermediary who rents that order out to foreign powers. Unless the logic that created him is dismantled, Hemedti’s military defeat will not solve Sudan’s problem. It will merely prepare the ground for the next Hemedti.

https://t.co/rrhU2MaSyv

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People gather to mark the third anniversary of the war, between the Sudanese Army and the RSF started on April 15, 2023, in Nairobi, Kenya on April 15, 2026. Carrying signs reading “Keep Eyes on Sudan,” participants called for Sudan to remain on the global agenda and for an end to the war. #KeepEyesOnSudan

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@RC2208 Describing the situation as “very strange,” Trump stated that the UAE acts like Iran’s banker. His remarks imply financial ties, yet portraying the UAE as the primary sponsor of Iran is inaccurate, and connecting Sudan to Iran in this context is overly reductive.

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@BhagatofBharat @SunielVShetty Trump referred to the attack on the UAE as “very strange,” saying the country is “like Iran’s banker While this suggests financial links, it is inaccurate to define the UAE as Iran’s main financier, and associating Sudan with Iran in this context is an oversimplification.

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@FrancescoNoir @tanvi_ratna Trump characterized the attack on the UAE as “very strange” and said the UAE is “like a banker to Iran While this highlights alleged financial links, it is misleading to call it Iran’s main financier, and linking Sudan to Iran on this basis oversimplifies the issue.

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@redrumro @FurkanGozukara Calling the development “very strange,” Trump suggested the UAE is “like Iran’s banker This framing implies financial connections, but overstates the UAE’s role and makes associating Sudan with Iran inaccurate.