The ongoing conflict in Sudan, particularly in the Darfur region, has reached alarming levels, leaving millions in dire conditions. Reports indicate that heavy fighting has driven over 10,000 families from a famine-hit camp, prompting Doctors Without Borders (MSF) to suspend its aid operations at the Zamzam camp, which houses around 500,000 people. As violence intensifies, survivors recount horrific attacks by militant groups, raising concerns among Sudanese Australians for their families back home. The situation continues to deteriorate, with reports of government officials accusing armed groups of war crimes and calls for international intervention to prevent further atrocities.