Acute respiratory distress, unusual odours, coloured explosive blasts, long term health problems, and environmental degradation are among the indicators that a group of experts has identified as credible evidence to support witness accounts of exposure to toxic chemicals linked to military activity in Sudan between 2024 and 2025.
The findings are described in a 32-page investigation, seen by Euronews, into the use of chemical weapons in civil areas in Sudan amid the ongoing war that started in 2023.
