Reports on drone attacks by the RSF in Blue Nile state and Kordofan, resulting in civilian deaths and injuries, and displacement.

A political analyst condemns the war in Sudan as an aggression involving atrocities and violations of international law.

The head of Sudan's Sovereign Council and army commander, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, reaffirms his refusal to negotiate with the RSF and other parties, insisting on continued military operations.

Reports that a Rapid Support Forces (RSF) group was completely annihilated by the Sudanese army in western Kordofan.

Reports and officials condemn the RSF for targeting civilian sites with drones, leading to deaths and displacement in Blue Nile and Kordofan.

Sudanese army leader Al-Burhan reiterates his refusal to negotiate with the RSF or any other party, vowing to continue military operations and retake all territory.

Reports highlight civilian deaths and injuries, including women, and damage to civilian structures like mosques and colleges, from RSF drone attacks.

Reports highlight the severity of RSF drone attacks on Ad-Damazin, detailing civilian deaths and injuries, and damage to residential and public buildings.

Al-Burhan firmly rejects negotiations with the RSF, emphasizing a military solution to the conflict and promising to eliminate the enemy.

Reports confirm the Sudanese Army's significant progress in North Kordofan, West Darfur, and the Blue Nile region, including capturing key locations.

The Sudanese Army confirms launching drone strikes and wide-scale ground attacks against RSF positions in the Blue Nile region, specifically in Wad al-Mahi, near the Ethiopian border.