UN: 200,000 More People Displaced in Sudan as Fighting and Floods Worsen
The International Organization for Migration says fresh combat since late 2025, combined with seasonal flooding, has pushed more Sudanese families from their homes.
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Every line traces to a named sourceAt least 200,000 people have been displaced in Sudan since late 2025
- reportedAllAfrica
- reportedAl Jazeera
Fighting in Sudan has intensified in recent months
- reportedAllAfrica
- reportedAl Jazeera
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