• Khartoum: President of the Sovereignty Council and army commander Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan said before a crowd at a stadium in Khartoum on September 26 that he rejected a US offer granting him a visa to attend the UN General Assembly in exchange for signing a 90-day truce, saying: "We do not want a visa to any country... we will stay here with you until we die in this country." (Source: Responsible Statecraft citing Sudan Tribune and Reuters) • North Kordofan: The Sudanese army took control of Sodari town in western North Kordofan a few days ago, according to Sudan Tribune and Al Jazeera. In the same context, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reported in a September 29 report the killing of at least two displaced people and the injury of seven others in a series of drone attacks on the city of El Obeid on Friday, and drone attacks and armed clashes were observed in Tina, Al-Kuwaikiti, Al-Jamama, Bara, Sodari, and Al-Mazroub between Wednesday and Saturday. (Source: OCHA / Sudan Tribune / Al Jazeera) • North Darfur: A source in the Sudanese army told Al Jazeera that army units and joint forces regained control of the town of Abu Qamra in North Darfur, inflicting losses on the Rapid Support Forces in lives and equipment. (Source: Al Jazeera – Sudan) • West Kordofan: The World Health Organization reported a sharp decline in cholera cases in recent weeks; the outbreak began in En Nahud locality in West Kordofan in May, and spread to 20 localities in six states recording about 3,000 cases and 250 deaths, while oral vaccination campaigns in cooperation with UNICEF reached more than 915,000 people. (Source: OCHA / World Health Organization) • Rest of the states: No important documented news from the approved sources during the past two days. — Editorial Team