Arabic Press Headlines Thursday, 13 November, 2025
* Head of the Sovereignty Council offers condolences to the Turkish President on the victims of the Turkish plane crash
* Deputy Chairman of the Board inspects the 3rd Infantry Division, the Artillery Corps, and the 19th Infantry Division Command in Merowe
* Commander of the Ground Forces: The Armed Forces are determined to launch a major offensive to cleanse the country of the scourge of rebellion
* Minister of Justice reiterates Sudan’s commitment to cooperation, upholding the values of justice, and unifying legal perspectives
* Yasser Al-Atta to America, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia: Stop the UAE’s support for the militias, and the war will end.
* Sudanese army repels a militia mercenary attack on Babanusa.
* Commander of the Ground Forces: We will not relinquish an inch of our land.
* Ceasefire proposal: Conditional acceptance and signs of military escalation.
* Arab Lawyers Union announces legal arrangements to classify the militia as a terrorist organization.
* Government sets its red lines: Conditional acceptance reinforces state sovereignty.
* Nada Al-Qalaa sparks controversy with a new song directed at Burhan.
* America raises the red card against the Rapid Support Forces and demands a ban on arms supplies.
* Yasser Al-Atta: The Rapid Support Forces have been trying to seize power since 2017.
* Warnings of an imminent water crisis threatening Egypt and Sudan.
* Egypt brandishes force to protect its borders and affirms its full support for the Sudanese military establishment.
* Mosaad Boulos calls for an immediate truce in Sudan.
* An unprecedented Sudanese diplomatic achievement in Britain.
* Government moves towards adopting September as the start of the academic year and April as its end in all states.
* Foreign Minister: What is happening in Sudan is a direct invasion
* Sisi to Ruto: The situation in Sudan is related to Egyptian national security
* UN: Women in El Fasher recount their suffering from hunger, displacement, rape, and bombing
* International Organization for Migration: 10 million Sudanese are displaced and 30 million are in dire need of aid