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Soumaina Adam Sein, 26, queues in the registration area at Oure Cassoni camp in Chad on November 13, 2025. With the last army stronghold in Sudan's western Darfur region having fallen to paramilitary forces on October 26, the United Nations expects a mass influx of refugees, but it is unclear how many will actually make it to neighbouring Chad. The Rapid Support Forces (RSF), fighting a brutal war with Sudan's army for more than two years, claimed full control of El-Fasher, having besieged the capital of North Darfur state for nearly 18 months, causing countless thousands of people to flee. (Photo by Joris Bolomey/AFP Photo)
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