Sudan conflict deaths top 200,000; lawyer warns of genocide-scale atrocities

The conflict in Sudan has killed over 200,000 in three years, with lawyer Salih Mahmoud Osman drawing parallels to the 2003 Darfur genocide. The claim is based on an interview and likely undercounts actual deaths due to reporting challenges. This signals a potential escalation in international pressure for intervention, though no concrete action has been announced.