Sudan Implodes? RSF Drones Blitz Govt Stronghold Port Sudan As UAE-Egypt Proxy War Heats Up | CLRCUT

On May 6, 2025, Sudan’s civil war sharply escalated when drone strikes hit key sites in Port Sudan, including the airport, army base, and a fuel depot—shattering one of the country's last safe zones and prompting international condemnation. The attacks, allegedly by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), threaten humanitarian operations and signal a dangerous shift in the conflict. Meanwhile, South Sudan is grappling with renewed fighting between government and opposition forces, displacing over 130,000 people and triggering its worst cholera outbreak in 20 years. In a related development, the International Court of Justice dismissed Sudan’s genocide case against the UAE, ruling it lacked jurisdiction due to the UAE’s legal reservations under the Genocide Convention. With Egypt and the UAE backing opposing sides, fears of a broader regional proxy war are growing, as Sudan teeters on the edge of further fragmentation and humanitarian collapse.
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