Breitbart.com reports: “The plight of Sudan’s two million Christians has become extremely dire as the brutal civil war between former junta partners Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo grinds on.

Sudan was already one of the worst countries in the world for Christian persecution and neither side in the two-year civil war has demonstrated much concern for their safety.

According to Christian persecution watchdog Open Doors, at least 150,000 Christians have been killed in battles between Burhan’s Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and Dagalo’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Up to 15 million more Christians have been driven from their homes, creating the ‘world’s largest displacement crisis.’

‘Neither side is sympathetic to Christians, and the conflict has given Islamist extremists more opportunity to target them,’ Open Doors warned.

‘Christians are also experiencing exceptional hardship in the hunger crisis because local communities discriminate against them and won’t give them support. Much of the church in Sudan, which might have been able to help with aid distribution, is on the run,’ Open Doors added…”