Ten months have passed since the beginning of the war in Sudan between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). All mediation efforts have failed to reach a formula to stop the fighting, allow humanitarian aid to reach the affected areas, and engage in negotiations between the two warring forces to end the war and establish a new reality in Sudan.
During these ten months, the geographic scope of the war has expanded, encompassing twelve out of the total eighteen states in Sudan. At the same time, its effects on the Sudanese have been catastrophic, with over ten million internally displaced and more than two million refugees in neighboring countries. The effects of the war have reached some neighboring countries and affected Sudan's relations with countries in the region and outside the African continent.
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