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New Sudanese currency notes circulate in RSF-held areas, deepening de facto split of Sudan as rival factions consolidate separate territorial and economic control.

New Sudanese banknotes are circulating in areas controlled by the Rapid Support Forces, deepening the de facto division of Sudan.

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