The Story The Sunday Edition: On the frontline of Sudan's forgotten war
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May 3, 2025 In this compelling discussion, Anthony Loyd, The Times' Special Correspondent known for his frontline reporting, shares gripping insights from Sudan's ongoing civil war. He unearths the devastating human cost, highlighting the tragic stories of families torn apart by violence and the staggering toll of over 150,000 lives lost. Loyd delves into the complexities of the conflict and the frightening experiences of women like Rahaf, revealing the urgent need for global awareness of this forgotten war. He challenges listeners to recognize the hidden narratives that shape this crisis.
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Haunting Burial Scene in Omdurman
- Anthony Loyd describes a poignant burial in Omdurman with an infant laid next to a tortured man named Bundug.
- This scene of strangers united in death amid ongoing warfare deeply affected him emotionally.
Family Devastated by Shelling
- Loyd shares the story of a family shattered by war shelling, losing a young boy named Mohammed.
- He captures the sister's emotional breakdown reflecting the intimate, tragic human cost of conflict.
Sudan's War Risks Regional Spread
- Sudan is Africa’s third largest country with complex regional conflicts and neighbors.
- The war's scope risks broader regional destabilization beyond Sudan’s borders.