New Chaos Erupts in Africa as Sudan’s Civil War Spirals Out of Control

A sinister turn of events forces the UN to suspend aid to a town invaded by fighters.

AP/Marwan Ali, file
Sudan's army chief, General Abdel-Fattah al-Burhan, at Khartoum, December 5, 2022. AP/Marwan Ali, file

An eight-month-long civil war in Sudan escalated Monday as the country’s so-called Rapid Support Forces appeared to solidify their advance on Wad Madani, a city southeast of the capital, Khartoum. The city has taken on an outsized importance in recent months as a hub for humanitarian operations that are now imperiled by the rebels’ attack.

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