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RSF preps new front from Ethiopia, pummels Blue Nile; In Kordofan, RSF conducts ‘field’ executions, digs in heels at Nuhud; Dagris prison dispute stalls registry; Gov’t criticizes UN fact-finding renewal

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By Hassan Alnaser, Mohamed Alagra, Mashair Idris
| Mada Masr Verified
Subscribe to our Lens on Sudan newsletter here. With all eyes turned toward the escalating conflict in Ethiopia that is teetering on the brink of becoming a wider regional war, the Rapid Support Forces stepped up their attacks on the Sudan war’s southeastern front this week. Blue Nile’s Wad al-Mahi locality in the east of the state bore the brunt of the escalation.
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Ethiopia accuses Sudan of backing opposition, reshuffled hope for Idris’s govt, tribal violence engulfs South Darfur, military opens road to West Kordofan, China on Sudan’s coast

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By Hassan Alnaser, Mohamed Alagra, Mashair Idris
| Mada Masr Verified
Subscribe to our Lens on Sudan newsletter here. Sudan’s government is taking a long hard look in the mirror, and they don’t like what they see, sources close to Prime Minister Kamel Idris and the Transitional Sovereignty Council told Mada Masr this week. Ushered in on a promise of hope a year ago, Idris’s government has faced significant issues.
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Rizeigat clan bids for Hemedti’s ear, Burhan’s US visa troubles, Kordofan battles come to head as RSF presses ahead in Blue Nile, Kiir re-engineers electoral scene

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By Hassan Alnaser, Mohamed Alagra, Mashair Idris
| Mada Masr Verified
Subscribe to our Lens on Sudan newsletter here. As world leaders gathered in New York this week for talks at the United Nations General Assembly, Transitional Sovereignty Council Chair Abdel Fattah al-Burhan had to watch the proceeding from afar. And that is because, while the military leader had been penciled in to give a speech to the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday, the US denied his visa.
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