• Khartoum: The Chairman of the Transitional Sovereignty Council, Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, met at the Republican Palace the Secretary-General of the League of Arab States, Dr. Nabil Fahmy, who affirmed the League's commitment to supporting Sudan's sovereignty and territorial integrity, standing by its national institutions, and supporting peace and reconstruction, and that he would continue his meetings with officials and the Committee for Preparing the Sudanese Dialogue, and he was also received by Prime Minister Kamil Idris (Source: Sudan News Agency - SUNA) • Government decision: The Prime Minister exempted a number of basic food commodities and industrial production inputs from customs duties and taxes, and lifted the ban on importing food commodities, and the commodities covered by the exemption include flour, lentils, rice, Egyptian fava beans, cooking oils, beans, chickpeas and peas, and he directed the concerned authorities to take the necessary measures for implementation (Source: Statement of the Media Office of the Council of Ministers) • Omdurman: A drone targeted at dawn today, Tuesday, the Al-Markhiyat electricity transformer station northwest of Omdurman, cutting power to wide parts of Khartoum, and no official comment had been issued on the scale of the damage or the party responsible as of 06:30 GMT (Source: Anadolu Agency via witnesses) • Electricity: The targeting of Al-Markhiyat comes a day after the Sudan Electricity Company announced that drone strikes on Monday had targeted transformer stations in Sinja, Al-Hawata, Al-Faw, Mashkour and Al-Junaid, cutting power to the states of Sennar, Gedaref, Gezira and White Nile and causing severe damage to equipment (Source: Reuters via Sudan Electricity Holding Company) • International famine warning: The United States and dozens of countries warned of an alarming deterioration in food security in Sudan and a risk of famine in the coming months, and called on the two parties to the conflict to lift all obstacles to humanitarian aid and allow humanitarian operations through all crossing routes, and called on the international community to increase funding (Source: Reuters via a joint statement issued by the US State Department) • British sanctions: Britain on Monday imposed sanctions on 15 military commanders, militia leaders and security officials from both sides of the conflict, on charges including conflict-related sexual violence, torture and attacks on civilians, and the measures include asset freezes and travel bans, with £15 million allocated to support survivors of sexual violence and the humanitarian response (Source: Reuters and the British Foreign Office) • El Fasher after a year: Amnesty International said in a report marking one year since the Rapid Support Forces took control of El Fasher that civilians in the city are still facing detention, torture and limited humanitarian aid, and that those remaining in it are fewer than 70,000 people compared with more than a million before the war, and accused the UAE of continuing to supply the Rapid Support Forces with weapons (Source: Amnesty International)

— Editorial Team