Sudan Keeps Lifeline to Chad Open Amid Deepening Crisis

Sudan has extended a critical agreement to keep its Adre border crossing with Chad open for aid deliveries. The move adds three months to the current arrangement. The extension comes as Sudan's humanitarian crisis worsens. The crossing at Adre is a major supply route for relief agencies. It allows food, medicine, and other essential aid to reach civilians affected by the ongoing conflict within Sudan. Keeping this corridor open is seen as vital for international relief efforts.