Sudan army used chlorine bombs for 6 months, evidence shows

Internal notes, videos, photos, and phone intercepts obtained by the Washington Post and NYT confirm the Sudanese army developed and used chlorine bombs against paramilitary adversaries for at least six months in 2024. This is the first documented chemical weapons use in the Sudan conflict, marking a significant escalation. The evidence is corroborated by multiple independent sources, but the full extent of the program and its strategic impact remain unclear.