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Sudan's War Rages: 150,000 Dead, 13 Million Displaced

1/25/2026

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Story summary

Sudan's civil war has lasted over 1,000 days, causing 150,000 deaths and displacing more than 13 million people.
Rafat Samir from the Sudan Evangelical Alliance reported ongoing bombings in the Nuba Mountains, affecting churches and schools.
The conflict endangers ancient Christian communities, with both sides adhering to intolerant Islamist ideologies.
Attempts to establish a ceasefire between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces have failed.
The U.S. seeks to promote a humanitarian truce while remaining cautious about direct involvement.

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Story summary

Sudan's civil war has lasted over 1,000 days, causing 150,000 deaths and displacing more than 13 million people.
Rafat Samir from the Sudan Evangelical Alliance reported ongoing bombings in the Nuba Mountains, affecting churches and schools.
The conflict endangers ancient Christian communities, with both sides adhering to intolerant Islamist ideologies.
Attempts to establish a ceasefire between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces have failed.
The U.S. seeks to promote a humanitarian truce while remaining cautious about direct involvement.