A year has passed since the outbreak of war in the Sudan between the army and the rapid support forces, which killed thousands, displaced millions, and caused a humanitarian disaster, amid a deep hunger crisis. The bombing of civilians, destruction of infrastructure, rape, looting, forced displacement, and burning of villages have become daily practices affecting 48 million Sudanese. Amid warnings that an entire generation may have been destroyed and millions of children have become displaced, hungry, or forced to fight or marry by conflict. The conflict in Sudan continues to cause irreparable injuries, and the country has suffered terrible losses as the production wheel of the vast majority of Sudan's regions has stopped without a flash of hope towards the end of that deadly war.