‘Erosion of a country’s future’: What has the war cost Sudan?

SITREP: Sudan's civil war, ongoing for three years, has severely damaged civilian infrastructure and resulted in widespread suffering among the population, displacing millions. The conflict has led to significant humanitarian crises and economic decline. TACTICAL ASSESSMENT: The prolonged conflict in Sudan undermines regional stability and poses challenges for international humanitarian efforts. The erosion of infrastructure and societal structures may lead to increased extremism and further conflict in the region. PROJECTED VECTORS: Continued violence and humanitarian crises are likely to escalate, prompting potential international intervention or increased aid efforts.