Summary
The article discusses the ongoing civil war in Sudan, which has drastically affected the capital, Khartoum, and has displaced millions. Despite recent signs of normalcy, like the landing of a commercial flight, the conflict continues due to power struggles between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).
Key Facts
- Sudan is experiencing a civil war primarily involving the Sudanese Armed Forces and the RSF.
- Khartoum has been heavily damaged, with parts of the city still unusable.
- A recent commercial flight landing in Khartoum was notable because it's one of the few since 2023.
- Sudan's Prime Minister has announced plans for peace by 2026.
- The conflict has been ongoing since April nearly three years ago, following a power struggle.
- 12 million people have been displaced due to the fighting.
- Former military ruler Omar al-Bashir empowered the RSF leader, contributing to the conflict.
- The international reaction to the conflict includes condemnation but has not led to significant intervention.
