The United Nations reported that about 34 million people, representing nearly two-thirds of Sudan's population, require humanitarian assistance as a result of the civil war.

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Myanmar's military forces utilize aircraft supplied by China and Russia to conduct unchallenged air strikes against armed opposition groups.

U.N. Special Rapporteur Kelley Currie stated on October 30, 2026, that member nations of ASEAN are engaging with Myanmar's junta without requiring concessions on violence or political prisoner releases.

U.N. investigator Kelley Currie reported that increasing weapons purchases from China, Russia, and other countries are fueling the military conflict in Myanmar.

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Doctors Without Borders reported receiving 36 bodies and treating over 150 injured people at its hospital in Nyala following an attack on a civilian neighborhood.

The United Nations reported that the ongoing civil war in Sudan has displaced over 13 million people and left about 34 million requiring humanitarian assistance.