Khartoum fuel queues signal deepening economic collapse amid ongoing conflict

Sudan's capital Khartoum is experiencing severe fuel shortages, with motorists waiting hours at stations—a symptom of the broader economic crisis exacerbated by the ongoing civil war. The disruption to fuel supply chains and currency collapse are likely worsening humanitarian conditions and could further destabilize the region. The situation is part of a continuing pattern of infrastructure and economic degradation since the conflict began.