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26 October, 2025
Portsudan, (Sudanow)_
AU Delegation Begins Visit to Sudan.
Foreign Minister Pays an Official Visit to Washington, D.C.
TSC President Issues Decree Relieving CBOS Deputy Governor from His Position.
6th Infantry Division Repels Fierce Terrorist Militia Attack on El-Fashir, Inflicting Heavy Losses.
Al-Ayesir: praises El-Fashir heroes for repelling the 266th terrorist militia attack.
Prime Minister briefed on preparations to launch work at Al-Hawad Integrated Development Project.
Minnawi: South Sudan Must Realize That the RSF Has Exhausted Its Fighters and Now Relies on Hired Mercenaries.
Sudan’s Permanent Envoy to UN-Geneva Highlights Systematic Destruction of Sudan’s Economic Infrastructures by RSF Militia at UNCTAD Ministerial Conference.
Jabir Reviews Joint Humanitarian IFRC Efforts in Sudan.
Prime Minister Meets Delegation of the Masalit Tribe, Commends Their National Stance.
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