Heavy fighting continues in the capitals of both sides in Sudan's conflict, and the presidential palace is attacked and on fire

On April 15, UN Secretary General Guterres (middle) held a press conference at the UN headquarters in New York. When Xie E, a reporter from Xinhua News Agency, photographed the first anniversary of the armed conflict in Sudan on the 15th, UN Secretary General Guterres called on the international community to work together to promote a ceasefire in Sudan. Guterres said at a press conference held at the United Nations Headquarters in New York on the 15th that the only way out of the conflict in Sudan is to find a political solution. International News Agency

Khartoum: The Ministry of Culture and Public Information of Sudan issued a statement on the 5th, saying that since the outbreak of armed conflict in Sudan in the middle of April last year, the number of displaced people in the country has exceeded 11 million. The statement said that the largest number of displaced persons were women and children, with 4 million women and 3 million children homeless. 90% of the displaced people come from Khartoum, Jezra and Darfur. The statement said that the Sudanese government promised to "provide humanitarian assistance to people in need through arrangements that can safeguard national sovereignty". 　...

The United Nations Interim Security Force in Abyei (UNISFA) said on the 5th that violence had recently broken out in Abyei, a disputed area on the border between South Sudan and Sudan, resulting in at least 23 deaths and 17 injuries. In a statement, UNSFA said that a youth armed group in Warab State, South Sudan, carried out a series of attacks on several communities in the southern Abyei region on the 3rd and 4th, using weapons including rocket propelled grenades and mortars. The Afghan security forces said in a statement that the violence in the southern Abyei region

On the 14th local time, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs released a report that at least 2525 suspected cases of cholera, including 78 deaths, have been reported in 27 regions in central, eastern and southern Sudan, including Gadarif, Khartoum, South Kordofan, Kassala, Jezila and Sennar. The report predicts that by December this year, more than 3.1 million people across Sudan will be at risk of cholera infection. The International Coordination Group on Vaccine Supply, managed by the World Health Organization, has approved the provision of more than 2.9 million doses of oral cholera vaccine to Sudan

Khartoum: According to the Sudan Tribune reported on the 13th, tribal armed conflict broke out in Nyala, the capital of Southern Darfur, killing nearly 50 people. It is reported that two local tribes broke out armed conflict due to fighting for livestock on the 11th, which has killed at least 47 people so far. In a telephone interview with a reporter from Xinhua News Agency, the witness said that the armed conflict was still going on, people in the urban area of Nyala fled in succession, and many of the injured were in critical condition due to lack of medicine. In addition, the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Sudan Rapid Support Force were still in Nigeria on the 13th