AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoKhartoum Travel Update: Sudan’s military-led authorities have lifted the two-year curfew and state of emergency in Khartoum, aiming to restore normal life after the army regained control in 2025—while security checkpoints and army patrols continue, residents are urged to carry ID at night, and entry for foreign nationals is restricted to those with valid visas/permits; the main airport has reopened for some flights, but power blackouts persist amid alleged drone attacks and looting of electricity infrastructure. Kordofan Safety Alert: A rights group reports a drone strike in North Kordofan’s Um Sharu/Sodari area killed 8 civilians and injured dozens, with a second strike hitting people trying to evacuate the wounded—raising fresh concerns for travelers and aid movement in the region. War Impact on Movement: Another report says civilians were also hit in drone attacks in North Kordofan’s Sowdari area, again describing no military presence at the time.
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