Sudan—a country in Africa trembling under the weight of prolonged military conflict. What began as internal disputes within the army has shredded the land into fragmented zones of power. On one side, the official military still fights to uphold central authority. On the other, defectors carve out their own territories, casting shadows of uncertainty.
One city caught in this turmoil is Mandirinani—a small desert-edge town once famed for its spice trade, now a ghostly ruin. Streets pockmarked by explosions, half-collapsed buildings stand like skeletal reminders, electricity dead, clean water a rare luxury. Residents cling to prayers… or gear up to flee.
For months, this place has been a blazing hell. But those in the know whisper that the real nightmare is yet to come. In the days ahead, something silent, something merciless, something precise will arrive—not in the shape of humans, but machines.
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