• North Kordofan: The Armed Forces announced in a statement on Friday the liberation of the Sodari area in North Kordofan state after violent battles, confirming heavy losses in lives and equipment among the Rapid Support Forces. (Source: Sudan News Agency (SUNA) via Sudan News Agency) • South Kordofan: Military sources reported that the Armed Forces took control of the Al-Farshaya area in Dilling locality after violent fighting, while the army used drones against Rapid Support Forces positions around Sodari. (Source: Africa Eye) • South Kordofan and North Darfur: Seasonal floods destroyed more than 130 homes and displaced 63 families in South Kordofan and North Darfur, amid a worsening humanitarian crisis due to the continued conflict. (Source: JINHA Agency) • North Darfur: A source in the Sudanese army told Al Jazeera channel that the Armed Forces and joint forces regained control of the town of Abu Qamra this morning, while a Rapid Support Forces drone shelled a residential neighborhood in the city of El Obeid, injuring students inside a school and causing a partial disruption of communications. (Source: Al Jazeera – Sudan) • North Darfur: More than 2,300 new displaced people arrived in the Tawila area in recent days, most of them women and children, fleeing fighting and deteriorating living conditions. (Source: International Organization for Migration via Africa Eye) • South Darfur: Armed communal clashes at Abuja market in Gereida locality on September 19 resulted in the killing of 13 people and the displacement of more than 400 others, with casualties also in clashes in the city of Nyala. (Source: Relief agencies via IM News) • East Darfur: Clashes at the stock exchange market in the city of El Daein on September 19 caused casualties and partial closure of the market. (Source: Relief agencies via IM News) • Blue Nile: The Sudanese army achieved field progress on Monday in parts of Kurmuk locality southeast of the state after clashes with Rapid Support Forces and their ally SPLM – North, and seized a number of vehicles and an ammunition store. (Source: Fourth Infantry Division statement) • Blue Nile: The International Organization for Migration estimated the number of displaced people from the state since last January at about 99,277 people representing 19,497 families, about half of them children under 18 years old. (Source: International Organization for Migration) • West Kordofan: Sudanese humanitarian organizations warned of a sharp deterioration in the agricultural season due to drought and weak rainfall, as crop losses reached about 90% in some northern areas of the state, with a sharp rise in food prices. (Source: Sudanese humanitarian organizations via Africa Eye) • Red Sea: A senior military official revealed that plans to establish a Russian naval base in Port Sudan are still "frozen," denying reports of progress in the project. (Source: Sudan Tribune) • Khartoum: Prime Minister Dr. Kamal Idris was briefed on the health situation in the country during a meeting with the Federal Minister of Health, who pointed to a decline in dengue fever, malaria, and cholera cases in some states, and discussed expanding health services in the various states in cooperation with UN agencies. (Source: Sudan News Agency (SUNA)) • Kassala, Gedaref, and Gezira: The Ministry of Health announced new heart centers in Kassala and Gedaref states and an emergency center in Gezira state, to be inaugurated soon by the Prime Minister. (Source: Sudan News Agency (SUNA)) • Multiple states: The United Nations announced that more than 55,000 Sudanese refugees have fled to eastern Chad since the beginning of 2026, and that the pace of arrivals accelerated sharply via the Adre and Tine border areas. (Source: UN Refugee Agency)
— Editorial Team