Three years since the outbreak of the conflict in Sudan, a new reality is taking shape. Rapid fractures within the Rapid Support Forces, led by Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemedti, now threaten to redraw the war-torn country.

Sudan stands at a decisive moment. Will the cracks in Hemedti’s front open a genuine window for peace, or mark the beginning of a more complex phase of social disintegration and political fragmentation? This question weighs heavily on the future of Sudan and the wider region