Sudan's Blue Nile becomes deadliest war zone as displaced families face hunger, disease

Tens of thousands killed, millions displaced; 30,000 newly displaced in Blue Nile camps with malnutrition, untreated malaria, and gender-based violence risks.

In the Blue Nile state of Sudan, a war that once burned at a distance has arrived at the doorstep of communities that believed themselves peripheral to the conflict. Since early 2025, fighting between the Sudanese army, the Rapid Support Forces, and allied rebel factions has made this border region a strategic prize — and in the process, displaced tens of thousands of people into camps where survival itself has become the daily labor. The suffering of families like Awatif Awad's, rationing a single meal while a sick child goes untreated, is not incidental to this war but its most honest measur

Sudan's Blue Nile becomes deadliest war zone as displaced families face hunger, disease

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