• Khartoum: the Council of Ministers holds an emergency session in Khartoum chaired by Prime Minister Kamel Idris to discuss urgent economic issues and ease burdens on citizens. (Source: SUNA Agency via Fana News, dated September 17, 2026) • Khartoum: the Sovereignty Council Chairman and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces affirms after Friday prayers in Berri that "the War of Dignity and Pride will not end except with the defeat of the rebellion and its end", pledging not to allow the rebellion any foothold in Sudan. (Source: SUNA Agency via Fana News, dated September 18, 2026) • Gezira: the wave of violence continues in the east of the state after RSF attacks on villages and towns, amid United Nations statistics of at least 124 people killed, and concern from the International Committee of the Red Cross about the effects of the conflict on civilians. (Source: Akhir Al-Akhbar newspaper, recent report) • Gezira: sources report communications and internet cut off from the state amid warnings of new massacres, with calls for human rights organizations to act urgently to protect detainees. (Source: Akhir Al-Akhbar newspaper quoting sources, recent report) • Kassala: continuous flows of displaced people from east and north Gezira State to New Halfa locality, where volunteers work to receive them and convert schools and government institutions into shelter centers. (Source: Ultra Sudan, recent report) • Blue Nile: the United Nations warns of drone attacks targeting vital facilities in the state and injuring civilians, while the International Organization for Migration estimated the displacement of about 100,000 people since last January, an increase of 66% since late May. (Source: The United Nations via Fana News, dated September 15, 2026) • North Kordofan: the Armed Forces announce the liberation of 11 areas in the state — Kajamar, Sharshar, Al-Baniya Al-Kariniya, Al-Qulai'at, Awlad Hazma, Maqudlat, Rishan, Al-Qa', Al-Laqad Forests, Al-Kukiti and the surroundings of Al-Mazroub — after fierce battles and pursuing RSF elements to the outskirts of Darfur. (Source: Sudan News Agency (SUNA) via Fana News, dated September 17, 2026) • South Kordofan: military sources announce the army and allied forces' control of Al-Farshaya and Al-Mamsuka in South Kordofan on the road linking El Obeid and Dilling, with video clips circulated from inside the two areas. (Source: Military sources via Anadolu Agency, dated September 17, 2026) • South Kordofan: more than 7,000 people arrived in the city of Al-Abbasiya coming from surrounding villages in recent weeks due to continued insecurity. (Source: The United Nations via Fana News, dated September 15, 2026) • West Kordofan: at least 10 people killed and others injured in an RSF attack on the "Donki Al-Hurr" area, with Sudan Doctors Network accusing the forces of sabotaging medical facilities, looting markets and burning citizens' homes. (Source: Sudan Doctors Network via Akhir Al-Akhbar newspaper, recent report) • North Darfur: the International Organization for Migration records the displacement of about 1,200 people from two villages in El Fasher during the period from September 10 to 13, and more than 1,200 others from Umm Baru villages during the past week, most of them crossed the border into Chad. (Source: The United Nations via Fana News, dated September 15, 2026) • West Darfur: drone attacks on several locations last Saturday, including a fuel market in a town west of the state capital, with injuries among civilians. (Source: The United Nations via Fana News, dated September 15, 2026) • Northern and River Nile: the National Health Insurance Fund discusses with the governors of North Darfur and West Darfur and the directors of the Fund's branches in Northern and River Nile health care services for the displaced in shelter camps and host communities in the two states. (Source: Citizen newspaper, September 2026)
— Editorial Team