UN Probe on Drones and Civilian Harm: A UN fact-finding mission says the Sudanese Armed Forces used foreign-supplied drones and loitering munitions in attacks hitting hospitals, markets and other civilian sites, including Yabus Market in Blue Nile, raising “reasonable grounds” of serious violations and possible war crimes. Humanitarian Aid Hit: WFP strongly condemned an aerial attack on two marked food trucks near Dilling, South Kordofan on Aug. 30, destroying over 50 metric tons of food meant for 5,800 people for a month. AU Dialogue Push Rejected: Sudanese anti-war political and civil forces rejected the African Union’s endorsement of a “Sudanese-Sudanese Dialogue” backed by Sovereignty Council chief Lt. Gen. Abdelfattah El Burhan, warning it could legitimize military rule and deepen division. Displacement in Blue Nile and South Kordofan: IOM reported 9,420 more people displaced by worsening security, including 6,420 from villages in South Kordofan and 3,000 from Blue Nile, as fighting escalates. External Networks Fueling War: Another UN report says foreign weapons, training and drone support—linked to networks operating across several countries—are sustaining the conflict and increasing the risk of atrocities. Blue Nile Military Readiness: Burhan inspected army readiness in Blue Nile amid escalating clashes with RSF and SPLM-N, urging higher preparedness and discipline.