Two years of brutal civil war in Sudan have led to an unprecedented humanitarian crisis, with millions displaced and assistance critically lacking. As famine rages and atrocities mount, the situation has drawn international attention, yet aid remains scarce. Recently, a Sudanese paramilitary group declared the formation of a rival government, further complicating peace efforts. Despite global calls for a ceasefire and recent discussions held in London, a final agreement remains elusive. The impact on civilians is catastrophic, with the UN warning that the conflict has resulted in a doubling of children in need of humanitarian assistance. As the world marks this grim anniversary, the plea for action grows stronger, emphasizing that Sudan cannot be ignored any longer.