United Kingdom & Sudanese Armed Forces

United Kingdom: Imposed sanctions targeting Sudan's gold networks to cut off war financing.

Sudanese Armed Forces: Regular army also targeted; state-owned mining companies sanctioned for channeling gold revenues.

United Kingdom: The United Kingdom requested an urgent debate at the UN Human Rights Council on behalf of a group of countries and presented a draft resolution condemning the escalating violence in Sudan — El-Obeid.

Sudanese Armed Forces: The Sudanese Armed Forces are one of the primary warring parties in Sudan, battling the Rapid Support Forces for control of strategic cities like Sudan — El-Obeid and contributing to the humanitarian crisis through drone strikes and conflict.

United Kingdom: The UK expressed alarm about potential atrocities and supports international efforts.

Sudanese Armed Forces: The SAF is the other main belligerent, engaged in fighting the RSF and also implicated in the conflict's toll on children.

United Kingdom: The UK is a major donor that cut funding to WFP, contributing to the funding gap.

Sudanese Armed Forces: SAF is the other main belligerent; its war with RSF has devastated the country and worsened food insecurity.

United Kingdom: The United Kingdom has finalized plans to lead a mine-clearing mission in the Strait of Hormuz, indicating potential involvement in reopening the waterway.

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Sudanese Armed Forces: The Sudanese Armed Forces are the opposing force to the Rapid Support Forces in the conflict over the Kordofan region. They control central and eastern regions of Sudan.