Sudan enters fourth year of war as front lines shift across country

Sudan's conflict has entered a fourth year marked by shifting military front lines, with some regions showing recovery while others remain under active combat, according to reporting from Khartoum by TRT World's Abdallah Hussain. The war has created a humanitarian crisis affecting millions of civilians across the country. This matters globally because Sudan's instability affects refugee flows to neighboring countries, regional security in the Horn of Africa, and food security across East Africa. The changing battlefield geography suggests a shift in the conflict's trajectory after years of fighting between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces.