Violence and Conflict in Sudan Prompt Mass Exodus, UN Warns

Nearly 600,000 Sudanese refugees have already fled the country due to conflict, and over 1 million more are expected to flee by October according to UN predictions.
Ethnic and paramilitary violence has reached alarming levels in Sudan, especially in Darfur and Khartoum, leading to thousands of deaths and millions displaced.
Peace negotiations have failed and clashes continue, forcing civilians to escape to neighboring countries like Egypt, Chad, and South Sudan.
Delivering humanitarian aid to affected populations in Sudan and refugees has become extremely difficult.
There are reports of genocide, sexual violence, and targeted attacks against non-Arab tribes occurring in Darfur by government forces and Arab militias.