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YCON's April 2026 Periodic Situational Report reflects the continued deterioration of Sudan’s crisis trajectory, with no substantive signs of improvement. Instead, April was marked by mounting pressures on civilians and the widening impact of the conflict beyond direct military confrontations to encompass the political sphere, civic freedoms, markets, public services, displacement, health, and education. Politically and in terms of security, April witnessed a clear overlap between external...

December 2025 witnessed the continued and comprehensive deterioration of conditions in Sudan across the political, security, humanitarian, economic, social, health, and education sectors. On the political and security fronts, the month was marked by a significant military escalation and shifts in control, most notably the RSF’s takeover of the SAF’s 22nd Division in the city of Babanusa, consolidating their control over the entirety of West Kordofan State. Throughout December 2025, serious...

November 2025 reflects a continued and deepening deterioration across Sudan’s political, economic, social, humanitarian, security, health, and education landscapes. The protracted conflict has precipitated institutional collapse, widened protection gaps, and intensified economic and social disruption. Field observation gathered by YCON (Youth Citizens Observers Network) reveals significant inter-state variations in exposure to risk, access to essential services, and community coping capacity....