dijlahpoint - Leaked international intelligence documents have revealed dangerous evidence and data indicating the Sudanese army's involvement in a secret program to develop, produce, and use chemical weapons in the ongoing armed conflict in the country. The leaked files included photos, recordings, and correspondence confirming the conversion of chlorine gas shipments intended for civilian purposes into toxic munitions, with hundreds of bombs reportedly stored in remote military bases. These leaks have sparked a wave of international concern, amid mounting Western calls for an urgent and independent UN investigation through the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, coinciding with the imposition of economic sanctions and restrictions on military exports to pressure the involved parties.