Secret Dossier Strengthens Case Against Sudan Military Over Chemical Weapons

Amid the ruins of a civil war that has already unmade countless lives, a cache of secret documents has emerged alleging that Sudan's military crossed one of humanity's most solemn red lines — the deliberate manufacture and deployment of chemical weapons against its own people. Reviewed by The New York Times, the dossier suggests not isolated acts of desperation but an institutional program, raising the specter of accountability for those who may have ordered it. In a conflict already defined by displacement and humanitarian collapse, this revelation places Sudan at the threshold of internation