Sudan Faces Humanitarian Crisis Amid Civil War

Sudan's civil war is being exacerbated by foreign arms supplies, particularly from the United Arab Emirates and Iran, according to confidential assessments and evidence from captured weapons. While Sudanese military officials claim to have intercepted drones and munitions linked to these nations, both the RSF and the UAE deny these allegations. Concurrently, Sudan faces a severe cholera outbreak, with reported cases skyrocketing from 15,557 to 24,116 in just over two weeks, as infrastructure crumbles and displacement rises. The humanitarian crisis has drawn little global attention, even as over 10 million are displaced and millions more are at risk of famine. Critics argue that the international community is indifferent to the suffering of Sudanese people, and calls for increased humanitarian aid and long-term development are urgent. There are concerns that without addressing both immediate needs and underlying issues, Sudan could face further chaos post-conflict.